@drabrunygonzaga.leles: TEM MAIS DE 50 ANOS? ESSE ALERTA É PRA VOCÊ! O vírus da catapora pode permanecer adormecido nos nervos por décadas e voltar como herpes-zóster, o famoso cobreiro. Essa doença pode causar dores intensas por meses, comprometer a visão, a audição e até provocar paralisia facial. Atenção: iniciar o tratamento antiviral nas primeiras 72 horas é fundamental para reduzir a gravidade da doença. Existe vacina para prevenção, recomendada a partir dos 50 anos. Compartilhe esse alerta com alguém que você ama e me conta: você já teve herpes-zóster ou conhece alguém que teve?

Politizei :

eu 45,e passando por isso.

Vanuza Sousa :

olha o quer pareceu em mim temho 54

Claudia Vieira :

estou com isso

Lulu :

qual o remédio pra tomar?

jerusasantana6 :

já tive dotoura

Lucineia Lima/Menina Sorriso :

tive é uma dor horrível

Iraneide Sena :

oi boa tarde. eu já tive essa doença. eu queria saber se tem uma medicação injetável pra gente tomar.

Luciana Oliveira :

Tive na cabeça e na testa em setembro

andrezaalmeida699 :

Estou com essa praga

Lucienemagnusson123 :

É impressão minha ou está tendo um surto? Eu tive há 15 dias, reparei muita gente alegando que teve nas redes sociais recentemente.

Sirlei Machado :

eu tenho,e sofro muito com isso

dilsanesantos735 :

meu esposo...

Vanuza Sousa :

Francinete Sousa5610 :

só ficar bom se rezar e mesmo rezar

Erleis Pacheco :

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Otse Mary :

@Dr Agbomian Sunday

ZLNo FIX :

Thank you so much Doc my Hsv 1&2 virus. results are out negative.@DR Andrew

Alanna_Pow :

Oh my God, doc Andrew , I don't know how to appreciate your effort for healing me from herpes virus and cold sore🦠,God bless you sir 🥰@DR Andrew

florian silbereisen office :

i contracted herpes after being intimate with my new boyfriend for the first time. Before we had sex, he never mentioned that he was living with the virus, so I had no idea I was at risk. A few days later, I became extremely sick and experienced painful symptoms that lasted for about two weeks. It was one of the most difficult experiences I’ve ever gone through. After I confronted him, he admitted that he had known about his herpes diagnosis for years but chose not to tell me beforehand. I felt completely betrayed because I believe I deserved the opportunity to make an informed decision about my own health. If he had been honest with me from the beginning, I could have asked questions, taken precautions, or decided whether I was comfortable with the risk. Instead, that choice was taken away from me. I decided to end the relationship because trust is very important to me. However, he keeps telling me that I’m overreacting and that herpes is common, so it shouldn’t be a big deal. I understand that many people live normal lives with herpes, but I still feel that honesty and informed consent are essential in any relationship. Am I wrong for feeling this way, or was I justified in expecting him to be truthful before we became intimate? Am cured now by @DR Andrew