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Herpes-Related Health Complications

As I read more and more on this subject, I become even more strongly convinced that herpes simplex virus is a virus that may be a contributing factor in such a wide range of conditions that the call for scientific testing is urgent.

Because the range of conditions is so very wide, where hsv can be an underlying factor, there is a need for a concerted effort by some scientific body to undertake the study to determine the overall impact of this virus, as opposed to only studying one level of impact.

Among the conditions which can have hsv virus as a contributing factor are:

Heart Disease
Brain Encephalitis (untreated, this condition can be fatal)

Course of treatment for herpes encephalitis: The standard medical approach is intravenous acyclovir, started as soon as possible. The risk with acyclovir at these doses is renal failure so those with compromised kidney function should fully discuss the risks. Hydration appears to be the biggest thing to watch. Intravenous acyclovir for an dehydrated person could lead to kidney damage or failure.

Arthritis
Herpes Meningitis
Certain types of thraot and mouth cancers
Stomach ulcers
Esophagus ulcers
Eczema Herpeticum (untreated, this condition can be fatal)
Vision Loss
Epilepsy
Spinal column inflammation (myelitis)
Multiple Schlerosis
Neuralgia
Alzheimers (in people who also have gene ApoE4)
Iridocyclitis (major cause of corneal blindness in US)
Stromal Keratitis (can result in scarring, corneal thinning, or rupture of the eye)
Hepatitis C (particular as an std)
Colon Inflammation

In those with compromised immune systems, the herpes virus may cause the following complications:

Certain blood and kidney diseases
Pneumonia
Adrenal Gland damage
Greater risk of brain herpes and esophagus inflammation
Liver damage
Systemic infection with herpes virus (spreads through entire body)

Source: New York Times Article from the American Accreditation HealthCare Commission

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