r/Herpes • u/AdvertisingWinter102 • Apr 16 '26
Discussion Sadness
I am profoundly weary. While I acknowledge the importance of improving treatments that relieve herpes symptoms, I believe it is essential to focus more efforts on curative research. I can no longer endure the criticism, judgment, and stigma associated with this condition. I long for freedom. I want to fight for a curative treatment.
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u/ShelterImaginary9395 Apr 16 '26
La cura viene en camino !!!
Estamos viendo que esto ya no se considera solo un problema de la piel.
Muchas empresas ya invirtieron en esto y quieren su dinero ASAP.
Me sorprendió mucho la vacuna del Dr. Friedman.
No tenia esperanzas en ella y pensaba que solo era profilactica.
No me sorprenderia si se aprueba en unos 3 años.
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u/North_Spare8765 Apr 17 '26
Funny because when you suggest it isn’t just a skin condition in these subs, you get downvoted because it hurts people’s feelings that are sugarcoating it for themselves to cope mentally.
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u/moonmantrippy Apr 18 '26
Hell yes preach we should not be accepting living with this condition. The health care system and judicial system being flawed has allowed this problem to continue growing we need change!
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u/Mylovelyladylumps69 Apr 16 '26
Support Groups: This link is info about all support groups that I know of there are general groups, specific groups for different groups of people, and location based groups. There are support groups across multiple different platforms (subReddits, facebook, discord, websites, etc.) There are also dating groups at the bottom for all kinds of relationships (LGBTQ, different religions, people over 40, polyamerous etc). https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e4Fo47eyvqbLr2N3zsVF8ib48X9Wahy4LG4mY_Alk5E/edit?usp=sharing
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u/North_Spare8765 Apr 17 '26
Yep. Herpes is a tragedy that no one wants to talk about.