Herpes Simplex Virus type 2 (Genital Herpes)
Genital herpes is a common sexually transmitted infection that occurs in both men and women. There is currently no known cure, so how do you treat this condition?
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HIV/AIDS
Since the early 1980s, HIV/AIDS has been widely publicised as a destructive virus without a cure. The alarming rate of new infections year after year, and lack of access to treatment has made the disease even more difficult to manage. We take an in depth look at the specific stages of the virus, how it affects the body and the most effective means of treatment for the best quality of life.
Genital herpes symptoms
Signs and symptoms of genital herpes may appear within a few days following initial contact. Here's how to recognise symptoms of this condition.
How does lupus affect the body?
Lupus, as a condition, can affect multiple areas of the body. We break down some of the more common portions that the condition typically affects.
Signs, symptoms and stages of HIV
HIV/AIDS is a progressive condition, which means that signs and symptoms may vary at different stages. Learn more about what to expect here ...
Risk factors for Raynaud phenomenon and potential complications
What risk factors and potential complications are associated with Raynaud phenomenon? Learn all you need to know here ...
What are the risk factors and complications of Crohn’s disease?
Smoking and age are two of the most commonly seen risk factors for Crohn's disease, with inflammation and ulcers being some of the complications...