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Herpex infection
I have blisters in my vaginal and anal areas , it is too big , i consulted a doctor in my area and she suggested me to take aciclovir tablets and cream , after applying the cream and tablets after 2 days I feel that all the blisters are bursting and my reddish skin is now visible which is very painful. But my doctor said th
at I have to apply ice packs and creams and 2 drops of coconut oil in my genital areas and also she said that I have to continue the aciclovir tablets for 2 days . I just want to know that she has given me right advice or not and also 2 days are enough to cure it ?
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Kindly continue the prescribed medicine
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Treatment is right .
2 days is not enough, continue the medicine.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
Advice is correct
2 days are not enough
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