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Genital herpes

2021-05-27 14:36:27
I have been told by a dermatologist that i have genital herpes due to which I have been having problems in my penis for the past 5 or 6 days. She has prescribed me some medicines but upon asking she told me that even ic I do not take those medicines, the problems would still go away in like 10 to 15 days. CanI avoid taking the medicines?
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Why you want to avoid medicine. Thats important to know.
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better to take medication

Answered2021-05-27 22:28:18

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It's better to take medication.. Just keep yourself hydrated throughout the course..

Answered2021-05-27 14:49:23

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