chicken pox lives in nerve tissues in the body.
chicken pox lives in nerve tissues in the body.
where does chicken pox live in the body?
nerve tissues
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these lesions are all type one infections also known specifically as herpes simplex, herpes zoster, and herpes gladiatorial are all types of herpes that are common in skin to skin contact sports. type two herpes is known as herpes on the genitals which is spread through sexual contact. these lesions come from skin to skin contact or body secretions. the skin starts to develop blisters which can happen anywhere on the body. to return to any activity one must be cleared by a doctor. herpes simplex is the virus that causes cold sores this virus can be spread by oral seceretions and can also cause herpes gladiatorial. once a person becomes infected the virus stays in the body forever and can reactivate itself anytime causing cold sores. herpes gladiatorial is a skin infection. it comes from the herpes simplex virus which is causes the same lesion one has when they have a cold sore. this form of herpes is on the skin and can be spread through contact with others or sharing beverages with someone who is infected or using anything that they may have contaminated. this virus remains in your system and can reactivate itself at any time causing lesions to appear. herpes zoster is the virus which causes shingles and chicken pox. once one has had the chicken pox they carry the virus forever. once one has chicken pox the virus is inactive but, if it becomes active again they get the shingles.
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