Given a passage and a query based on the passage, generate an unambiguous, concise and simple answer to the query from information in the passage. Note that the answer may not be present in exact form.

Example Input: The cold sore virus is reactivated in only about a third of adults, and usually by every day factors such as ultraviolet light or cold and flu. Can I get a cold sore from having sex? Cross-infection of HSV-1 (cold sore virus) and HSV-2 (genital herpes virus) may occur during oral sex. You should avoid having oral sex whilst you have a cold sore. You should also avoid kissing anyone when you are suffering from a cold sore as it is one of the more common ways of spreading the cold sore virus. Quick Answer. Cold sores last for as few as 2.5 days if treated with Abreva when the cold sores first appear, according to the Abreva website. The site reports the median healing time for cold sores treated with Abreva as 4.1 days and recommends discontinuing use of the product after 10 days. Cold sores will usually heal within two weeks without treatment. However, there are established cold sore treatments available to help decrease healing time, reduce pain, and in specific cases, suppress the recurrence of the virus. My cold sores used to be MASSIVE and last for weeks, but now they only last a couple days and do not even look like cold sores after I’ve “worked” on them. I used to be so self-conscious when I got a cold sore, now they hardly affect my mood and are more of a slight annoyance for a couple days. How Long Do Cold Sores Last? Herpes-induced cold sores, also known as fever blisters, often break out on the lips or in the mouth. According to the NHS, untreated cold sores take approximately seven to ten days to heal. Medical specialists at the University of Maryland Medical Center believe that they last between two and three weeks, with some sores in people with weakened immune system lasting as long as six weeks. Comments. 1  Hello I just came across this forum. I was recently diagnosed with HSV-2 this past December. 2  Drinking lowers your immune system. I would cut back to once a week. 3  Hello, I am 24 years old, I have had this disease for 10 years now. How long do cold sores last? From the time of the first tingle, a cold sore will take between 7 and 10 days to completely heal - sometimes up to 14 days. Each cold sore goes through several stages before it disappears. In the vast majority of cases, the sore will heal without scarring. How Long Do Herpes Outbreaks Last. Herpes is a sexually transmitted infection. It has two known types: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2). Genital herpes outbreaks are normally caused by the type 2 virus while the type 1 virus typically manifests itself as cold sores around the mouth and lips. However, HSV-1 can also manifest in the form of genital herpes if there are oral to genital contact. Cycle And Duration Of A Herpes Outbreak (Primary And Recurrent) If you thought the last four days were uncomfortable — this is the most painful stage of the cold sore lifecycle. A shallow ulcer develops and the area is red and inflamed. Duration: Days 4 – 5 If you use an antiviral cream as soon as symptoms start then the cold sore may not last as long as usual and may be less severe. There is debate as to how well the cream works. Aciclovir has to be applied five times per day for five days. Query: how long cold sores last
Example Output: A cold sore will take between 7 and 10 days to completely heal - sometimes up to 14 days.

Example Input: they partially digest it extracellulary then they pass it on via a common gastrovascular cavity to other members of the colony where intracellular digestion occurs. how do gastrozooids digest food for hydrozoas? Phylum Cnidaria - General Characteristics - Duration: 9:00. Hillary Wilson 19,014 views Where is food digested in cnidarian? Food, either particles or fish, depending on the specie, is taken into the mouth by lips, then passed down using muscular actions to complete swallowing. The mouth is subdiv … ided into minute pores that lead to the coelenteron by tubes. Cnidarians have a gastrovascular cavity with one opening. They pull in food (smaller animals) with their stinging tentacles. In the cavity, enzymes break down the food. Nutrie … nts diffuse directly to the body and waste is expelled out of the opening. Actually, the nutrients do not diffuse correctly my friend, it takes a little while. Encyclopedia articles cnidaria feeding digestioncnidaria feeding, respiration, and excretion in a cnidarian. They pull in food (smaller animals) with their stinging tentacles. The collar cells of sponges trap and digest food. They have a flat body because they do not coelom or even pseudocoelom. Re how do hydra digest food madsci network. Many animals rely on organs such as the liver, pancreas and intestines to aid in digestion, the jellyfish has none of these. A single cavity, the coelenteron, serves as a jellyfish’s stomach and intestine. Food that makes it into the jellyfish’s stomach is broken down by digestive enzymes produced by cells lining the inner body cavity. Quick Answer. Cnidarians obtain food, mostly prey animals such as crustaceans and fish, by passively waiting for animals to pass by and touch their tentacles, whereupon they poison them and draw them toward their mouths to be digested. Cnidaria (/naɪˈdɛəriə/[4]) is a phylum containing over 10,000[5] species of animals found exclusively in aquatic (freshwater and marine) environments: they are predominantly marine species. Their distinguishing feature is cnidocytes, specialized cells that they use mainly for capturing prey. Digestion, respiration, and excretion. Food is taken in and wastes are discharged through the mouth. Extracellular digestion occurs in the coelenteron, which has, in all except hydrozoans The Cnidaria's digestive system is very complex but also simple. They have a one way digestive system. On way meaning that all of food ( digested or not ) go through the same way. This process is called the Gastrovascular Cavity. Every animal has their way of surviving this forever changing world. Some animals do the hunting while others get hunted. Fortunately the Cnidaria's are the hunters in this situation. Query: how is food digested in a cnidarian?
Example Output: Cnidarians have a gastrovascular cavity with one opening. They pull in food with their stinging tentacles. In the cavity, enzymes break down the food. Nutrients diffuse directly to the body and waste is expelled out of the opening. Actually, the nutrients do not diffuse correctly my friend, it takes a little while.

Example Input: Abdominal hernia symptoms and signs include pain and swelling in the abdomen or groin area. Read about hernia surgery, repair, recovery time, complications, and the different types of hernias. Drugs A-Z Pill Identifier Supplements Symptom Checker Diseases Dictionary Media Slideshows Images Quizzes Hernia Surgery Recovery Timeline Day 1-4 after hernia surgery: Following a hernia surgery, you should not plan to do any personal or work related activities. Basic functions can be performed, such as walking, eating, or visiting the store. Another type of hernia, called a ventral hernia, occurs in the midline of the abdomen, usually above the navel . Hernias can also occur within the navel (umbilical hernia). Hernia repair and the treatment of hernia complications require surgery. Lumps and swelling in the abdominal area should be examined by a doctor. What is an abdominal hernia? Week 4 after hernia surgery: Recovery is done at this point, but the healing process will still commence, based on your body. You will be able to return to all your activities, without any limitations. Umbilical hernia repair surgery is performed in two different ways: open hernia repair or laparoscopic hernia repair. Open hernia repair. During a conventional open hernia repair, the surgeon makes an incision near your belly button to access the hernia over the bulge site. Laparoscopic hernia repair Week 2 after hernia surgery: Now you should be able to return to work or school full time. Lifting thresholds will still be in place. Twenty pounds is the maximum amount of weight that can be lifted now. Umbilical hernia repair surgery is a procedure that fixes umbilical hernias. An umbilical hernia involves a bulge or pouch that forms in the abdomen. This type of bulge occurs when a section of the intestine or other abdominal cavity tissue pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal wall near the belly button. Symptoms of a hernia include pain or discomfort and a localized swelling somewhere on the surface of the abdomen or in the groin area. A hernia can also be painless and only appear as a bulging. The pain may be intermittent or constant and the swelling may decrease or be absent, depending on the amount of pressure in the abdomen. Each Hernia Repair Surgery Is Different. The average recovery time after having a hernia repair procedure performed is four weeks. Each patient is different, so this recovery time is not written in stone. The two common repair surgeries performed are open hernia repair and laparoscopic hernia repair. Query: how long is recovery from a hernia surgery
Example Output:
The average recovery time after having a hernia repair procedure performed is four weeks.

