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Re: Acyclovir and HERPES in pregnancyFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comWed Apr 10 18:32:32 1996
<<Anecdotally, I would confess to members of this list that for the longest time I thought I had Herpes Simplex, getting genital lesions under stress, however, after a thorough work-up looking at every possible antibody by Roche, whatever I have, it ain't herpes. That is perhaps why it never appears to respond to acyclovir... >> What about zoster? Could you have had SHINGLES instead of HSV? I've seen some of that. And it needs higher levels of acyclovir to make any difference. I don't know what antibodies you had in your work-up, but if you didn't try VZV, you should next time. Joe P.
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