How will a partner react when I tell him / her - I have Herpes
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Some people may overreact. Some people won’t bat an eye. Since many people have genital herpes or have heard about it, many people won’t be shocked or surprised. Whatever happens, try to be flexible. Give your partner time to respond, think about what you’ve said and absorb the information. Remember when you first found out? It took you time to adjust, too. You don’t have to be overly concerned about protecting a partner’s feelings. And, you may want to reconsider a relationship where you have to do all the emotional work. A safer sex discussion might help you find out if this partner is a good candidate for your love and attention. A few people are going to react negatively. It won’t matter what you say or how you say it. Remember, these people are the exception not the rule. If a partner decides not to pursue a relationship with you because you have herpes, it is best to know this now. There are many people who will be attracted to you for who you are--with or without herpes. Most people react well. They appreciate your approach, honesty and maturity in addressing an important health issue. Remember to put herpes into perspective: it is an annoying, recurrent skin condition that is treatable and manageable--no more, no less. |
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Remember right before Labor Day weekend, officials at Lake Mohave were puzzled at why hundreds of dead carp were all of the sudden washing up on shore dead ? Scientists have finally figured out the probable cause: Koi Herpes Virus (KHV). Good thing it poses no threats to human health. To fish, however, it's a different story, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department via the Lake Mead ... - Pizza Dispute Halts Senator's STD Lecture (Fox News)
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Laboratory test results indicate that the Koi herpes virus was the primary cause of a Lake Mohave carp die-off last month. The virus can invade carp as water temperatures warm. The illness affects gill function and can lead to suffocation and secondary infections. While there was evidence of bacterial contamination, lab test results point to the Koi herpes virus as the most likely cause as to ... - Virus blamed for dead carp on Lake Mohave shores (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
KINGMAN, Ariz.? Laboratory testing has determined that a virus is the probable cause of a massive carp die-off at Lake Mohave. Thousands of dead carp have been washing to shore since mid-May and authorities have pinpointed the koi herpes virus as the likely cause. - 22 minutes ago (ABC 15 Phoenix)
The cause of a carp die-off in Lake Mohave has been indentified as a virus, according to a Tuesday report. In the middle of May, carp began washing up on shorelines along Lake Mohave and within a week, the numbers began to multiply. - Koi Herpes virus killing Carp at Lake Mohave (KTNV Las Vegas)
We now know what's killing the carp at Lake Mohave. Biologists say, it isn't pretty - and it could be on the move. The virus has been diagnosed as KHV - or Koi Herpesvirus. - IN BRIEF (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
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