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Herpes virusHerpes virus
►NameName HerpesHerpes comes from the Greek wordcomes from the Greek word
herpeinherpein which means;which means;
‘‘to creep.’to creep.’

Herpes virusHerpes virus
► All herpes virus haveAll herpes virus have
four structuralfour structural
elements:elements:
► CoreCore
► CapsidCapsid
► TagumentTagument
► EnvelopEnvelop

Herpes virusHerpes virus
Herpes virus is also host specificHerpes virus is also host specific
&&
There areThere are eighteight human herpes virus the mosthuman herpes virus the most
common iscommon is
►Herpes simplex virus type 1Herpes simplex virus type 1

Oral herpes or herpes labialisOral herpes or herpes labialis
When herpes virus infect the oral cavityWhen herpes virus infect the oral cavity
then infection called herpes labialisthen infection called herpes labialis
►WarningWarning symptomssymptoms include:include:
►Itching of the lips or skin around mouthItching of the lips or skin around mouth
►Burning near the lips or mouth areaBurning near the lips or mouth area
►Tingling near the lips or mouth areaTingling near the lips or mouth area

Herpes labialisHerpes labialis
►Blisters or a rash may form on your:Blisters or a rash may form on your:
►GumsGums
►LipsLips
►MouthMouth
►ThroatThroat

Herpes labialisHerpes labialis
►Herpes virus infecting lipsHerpes virus infecting lips
►Herpes virus infecting mouthHerpes virus infecting mouth

Herpes labialisHerpes labialis
► Herpes virus infectingHerpes virus infecting
throatthroat
► Herpes virus infectingHerpes virus infecting
gumsgums

Prevention from Herpes labialisPrevention from Herpes labialis
► apply sunblock or lip balm containing zincapply sunblock or lip balm containing zinc
oxide to your lips before you go outsideoxide to your lips before you go outside
►Apply moisturizing balm to prevent lip fromApply moisturizing balm to prevent lip from
dryingdrying
►Avoid direct contact with herpes soreAvoid direct contact with herpes sore

TreatmentTreatment
Medicines used to treat mouth sores include:Medicines used to treat mouth sores include:
►AcyclovirAcyclovir
►Antiviral skin creams also be used.Antiviral skin creams also be used.
►However, they are expensive and often onlyHowever, they are expensive and often only
shorten the outbreak by a few hours to ashorten the outbreak by a few hours to a
day.day.

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Herpes 123

1. Herpes virusHerpes virus Herpes virus Presented by; Anmol Fatima & Bushra Safdar

2. Herpes virusHerpes virus ►NameName HerpesHerpes comes from the Greek wordcomes from the Greek word herpeinherpein which means;which means; ‘‘to creep.’to creep.’

3. Herpes virusHerpes virus ► All herpes virus haveAll herpes virus have four structuralfour structural elements:elements: ► CoreCore ► CapsidCapsid ► TagumentTagument ► EnvelopEnvelop

4. Herpes virusHerpes virus Herpes virus is also host specificHerpes virus is also host specific && There areThere are eighteight human herpes virus the mosthuman herpes virus the most common iscommon is ►Herpes simplex virus type 1Herpes simplex virus type 1

5. Oral herpes or herpes labialisOral herpes or herpes labialis When herpes virus infect the oral cavityWhen herpes virus infect the oral cavity then infection called herpes labialisthen infection called herpes labialis ►WarningWarning symptomssymptoms include:include: ►Itching of the lips or skin around mouthItching of the lips or skin around mouth ►Burning near the lips or mouth areaBurning near the lips or mouth area ►Tingling near the lips or mouth areaTingling near the lips or mouth area

6. Herpes labialisHerpes labialis ►Blisters or a rash may form on your:Blisters or a rash may form on your: ►GumsGums ►LipsLips ►MouthMouth ►ThroatThroat

7. Herpes labialisHerpes labialis ►Herpes virus infecting lipsHerpes virus infecting lips ►Herpes virus infecting mouthHerpes virus infecting mouth

8. Herpes labialisHerpes labialis ► Herpes virus infectingHerpes virus infecting throatthroat ► Herpes virus infectingHerpes virus infecting gumsgums

9. Prevention from Herpes labialisPrevention from Herpes labialis ► apply sunblock or lip balm containing zincapply sunblock or lip balm containing zinc oxide to your lips before you go outsideoxide to your lips before you go outside ►Apply moisturizing balm to prevent lip fromApply moisturizing balm to prevent lip from dryingdrying ►Avoid direct contact with herpes soreAvoid direct contact with herpes sore

10. TreatmentTreatment Medicines used to treat mouth sores include:Medicines used to treat mouth sores include: ►AcyclovirAcyclovir ►Antiviral skin creams also be used.Antiviral skin creams also be used. ►However, they are expensive and often onlyHowever, they are expensive and often only shorten the outbreak by a few hours to ashorten the outbreak by a few hours to a day.day.

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