Best Herpes Treatments as Rated by Consumers and Professionals

I am Dr. Shirley B. Williamson, MD., a Boston gynecologist. I have created this site to reveal — with the help of former Herpes sufferers — the most effective Herpes treatments on the market today. You will find below the top 3 Herpes treatments, as rated by both consumers and me as a medical doctor.

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Dynamiclear uses a new approach that has proven highly effective. Users report almost instant relief of Herpes symptoms within 24h of use. Overall success rate is at 98%. Read the facts

Dynamiclear Facts

Almost instant relief (24h)
Success-rate of 98%
Easy to use

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Based upon 482 reviews

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Famvir is a prescription-based product for the treatment of Herpes. Famvir (Famiclovir) has been rated #2 for Herpes treatment by our users. Read the facts

Famvir Facts

Success-rate of 74%

Only available by prescription
Treatment is ineffective if started more than 6 hours after the onset of symptoms

No ordering link (Prescription Drug)

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Based upon 81 reviews

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Herpeset is a rather mild antiviral solution. While it has been effective for some, there is also a significant number of non-responders to Herpeset. Read the facts

Herpeset Facts

Has been on the market for >10 years

Effective with only 55% of users
3 weeks before results can be seen
Slow shipping

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Based upon 102 reviews

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Overview

Genital herpes is a contagious disease which can spread through a contact between two individuals. This contact may not be a sexual one, but also by merely touching or kissing, infected person can transfer the virus to the non infected person. Since the symptoms are not conspicuous, one may think the sores may be because of some other reason. But it is important that this disease, like any other disease should be treated, if not cured, so that one does not face complications further. A person diagnosed with genital herpes should deal with utmost care and maintain personal hygiene.

Transfer of virus

The HSV passes from the direct skin to skin contact and not through towels, mugs, toilet seats etc. This is because, a virus can�t sustain outside the body temperature. It needs a certain temperature and moisture to sustain. If a virus is outside the body and is provided the same body temperature and moisture, chances are there that it may survive. This is usually in cases when a person urinates and some of it sticks to the toilet seat. It will provide the right temperature and moisture to the virus, and thus the virus will survive unless the seat is cleaned or wiped. Herpes can also be transmitted from one to another if the person is unaware of the fact that he is infected.

Genital Herpes Prevention

Many couples involved in safe sex, take precautions so as not to catch in with the disease. Some couples avoid having sex if they show up with herpes symptoms while others use condoms and other protection methods to ensure safety of their partners. If the necessary precautions are taken, then there are minimal chances of the virus getting transferred from the infected person to a healthy person. The infected person has to be extra cautious during his active stage. This is the stage when the virus is most active and it can be transferred even by touching the other person.

The patient should precisely take care of his infected parts, by taking the proper medication and ensuring that he maintains his personal hygiene. He has to wash his hands every now and then if ever he touches his genitals or the infected area. Limiting the number of partners is also one should take care of. The virus can not pass through the latex condoms, therefore it is highly advisable to use one while intercourse during the active period. Condom may not be preventing 100% but it covers most of the part and hence chances of virus getting transferred are minimal.