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Genital herpes is an STI that doesn't have a cure, and can affect both men and women. Genital herpes can be present for years undetected. Lab testing is often required to diagnose genital herpes, but can sometimes be detected by visible sores. Antivirals can be taken to help treat or control symptoms such as outbreaks. After an outbreak the virus can lay dormant in the body for years before another outbreak occurs.

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high fever
seizures
lethargic
death

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increased risk of other STIs
viral meningitis
neonatal herpes

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HERPES SIMPLEX  1 AND 2(PATHOGEN THAT CAUSES IT)
SEXUAL CONTACT

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condoms
avoid sex
avoid multiple sex partners

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antiviral medication

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rashes with or without pain near genitals
itching around genitals
pain during urinating
swollen lymph glands
headaches and backaches