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Hi guys, 

When you first find out that you catch herpes, at face value it seems that your life is ruined. However it may be harder to start a relationship and open up to new potential partners, however, all you need is a strong mental attitude and don't let it ruin your life as it is far from over! Don't let this disease define who you are... 

I've been diagnosed with herpes for 2 years now and only yesterday I decided to tell my family and it was honestly the best thing I've done. They were so supportive and understanding (obviously disappointed) but I feel a lot closer to them now and they've insisted to help me whenever they can, eating right etc. 

Anyway, as said before it's not the end of the world, I bet your friends and family still treat you the same and there's a lot of people a lot worse off...

You've got the support of everyone on here, you're not alone and you WILL still be loved!

 

All the best guys x

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I agree with you about telling others etc., but, excuse me, why is it so cool that they "still treat you the same"? It´s not like you´re a bloody danger, only people who fuck with you are concerned, not everyone around! 

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That came out wrong I didn't mean it like that, we're not a danger and we're perfectly normal, was I meant was there are worse things to have in life that can alter people's perception of you, that can be anything from your personality, to a crime you've committed etc

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Maybe you will say what gets better in terms of symptoms, but you have to worry about not propagating it to another part of your body, if you want a couple you have to reveal it, in sex you have the fear of infecting your partner, the precaution of Use medicines to verify that they do not have symptoms or OBs, in the pregnancy of a woman the fear of transmitting it to her baby, the fear of losing the baby, and if the baby is born healthy take precautions not to transmit it in the stage of the first 5 Years because it can be fatal for the baby.

Tal vez dirás qué se pone mejor en cuestión de síntomas, pero tienes que preocuparte de no propagartelo a otra parte de tu cuerpo, si quieres una pareja tienes que revelarlo, en las relaciones sexuales tienes el miedo de contagiar a tu pareja, la precaución de usar medicamentos verificar que no tenga  sintomas o OBs, en el embarazo de una mujer el miedo de trasmitirlo a su bebé, el miedo de perder al bebé, y si nace sano el bebé tener las precauciones de no trasmitirlo en la etapa de los primero 5 años por que puede ser fatal para el bebé., 

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