What are the possible long-term effects and risks of a herpes infection?

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The answer is A! The person who answered you before is wrong about the fact that diseases starting with the letter H cannot be treated though. For example, Hepatitis C is now considered curable, as scientists now have treatments for it that have been proven to remove the virus from the patient's bloodstream.

Taya2010 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

"A.The virus never leaves the body, so a person may experience outbreaks throughout his or her lifetime; the open sores increase the risk of contracting HIV or other illness transmitted through blood"

Explanation:

I also took the HOPE exam (got it right) :)

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