I understand all too well the range of emotions that a person may feel when they first hear the words "you have herpes." It may seem scary at first, but I can tell you it's going to be ok and you are going to be just fine.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Please see these articles that I mention in this podcast, I believe they will help you.
<a href="https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/you-have-just-been-diagnosed-with-herpes-now-what">https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/you-have-just-been-diagnosed-with-herpes-now-what</a>
<a href="https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/to-whom-it-may-concern">https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/to-whom-it-may-concern</a>
<a href="https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/herpes-what-foods-can-i-eat-to-stop-the-outbreaks">https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/herpes-what-foods-can-i-eat-to-stop-the-outbreaks</a>
<a href="https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/a-little-about-lysine">https://askingforafriend.us/articles/f/a-little-about-lysine</a>

What's the difference between herpes simplex type one and type two?

Author Rich Mancuso (Asking For a Friend and Never Eat Ice Cream off the Sidewalk), discusses the subject of herpes simplex and the many misconceptions surrounding this taboo subject. It's all on the table. The stigma, sex, and the numerous facts about herpes that many people are completely unaware that they even exist. If you like to read, I have free articles (with scientific references), available on my website @ https://askingforafriend.us Just click on the link for articles.