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There are different types and locations of Herpes that someone can have such as brain, spinal cord, lungs and liver. More commonly however, herpes is found in places such as the lips, tongue, cheeks, genitalia, eyes and even places such as the chest or shoulder.

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The pathogen that causes herpes is called the herpes simplex virus. There are two types of HSV, type 1 and type 2. Type 1 usually causes blisters around the mouth and lips while type 2 causes blisters around the genitals and rectum. It is mainly transmitted sexually and causes genital herpes.

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Symptoms of herpes can include having blisters or rash on the genitals or rectum, eye lids, mouth, lips and tongue. Other symptoms could include headaches, malaise, fever and chills, swollen glands, and burning itching rashes.
Some people also commonly do not have symptoms of herpes and go a long time before ever knowing they have it.

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Herpes can have devastating effects on a newborn baby. This can range from something as simple as rash on the skin to possibly having an infection throughout the body or even a brain infection. This infection can also cause liver and kidney issues as well. Newborn babies born to mothers who are infected are often treated with an antiviral of acyclovir which can suppress the virus.

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Herpes located on an adult's eye lid and forehead

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Herpes, regardless of what type and location a person may have, can last many years later as this virus can stay dormant and show no signs or symptoms. Even if it does show symptoms, it will still cause infections for years if left untreated. This can include symptoms of brain and nerve damage if left untreated for long enough. This can also cause severe pain throughout the body.

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The only treatment for Herpes Simplex Virus is using antiviral medications. Using these medications are still not a guarantee to get rid of the virus but have been known to prevent or shorten outbreaks of the virus. Daily use of the medication may also reduce risk of transmission from person to person.

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Herpes on the upper lip and tongue, The tongue is also white/yellow in color due to the body having an infection.

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A less than commonly thought of place to have Herpes is on the shoulders and chest.