HSV - Clinical Presentation - Part 1

HSV 1 and 2 transmission occurs through direct contact with mucocutaneous vesicular lesions. Oral herpes can be primary infection causing gingivostomatitis in children / pharyngitis in adults, or recurrent infection causing herpes labialis (cold sores). For more videos, visit - . Subscribe - Support us on Patreon - Genital herpes can present as primary infection which can be asymptomatic or severe, or as recurrent infection. Over time, recurrent infections usually decrease in frequency. In addition to creating open-access educational videos like this one, Macrophage offers a free cutting-edge edge learning platform for medical education. We use short videos, questions, and machine learning to adapt our courses to your specific strengths and weaknesses. Make a free account at Subscribe to our channel - Support us on Patreon - .