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Tamara was diagnosed with HSV-1 on her lip a week ago. Now, she is experiencing pain and itching surrounding a red, blisterlike sore on her hand where she had an open skin wound. When Tamara went back to the doctor, what was his explanation

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Tamara was diagnosed with HSV-1 on her lip a week ago. Now, she may have HSV-1 on her hand, where she had an open wound on her skin, because this disease is highly transmissible.

How do you get hsv-1?

Herpes is spread through contact with infected skin or mucosa, secretions, or fluid from someone infected with the virus. This includes

  • touching
  • kissing
  • and contact.

Wet areas of the

  • mouth
  • throat
  • anus
  • vulva
  • and eyes

are easily infected.

With this information, we can conclude that Tamara was diagnosed with HSV-1 on her lip a week ago. Now, she may have HSV-1 on her hand, where she had an open wound on her skin, because this disease is highly transmissible.

Learn more about HSV-1 in brainly.com/question/780864

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