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Herpes Treatment

Whilst genital herpes cannot be cured, it can be well managed and with effective medications it has become easier to live a normal, healthy, life.

We offer treatment for those experiencing a current Herpes outbreak, as well as Suppressive Therapy for those who have recurrent outbreaks and are looking for a way to manage the Herpes virus.

See below for more information.

Method of treatment

Oral antibiotics

Length of treatment

Outbreak: 5 days
Suppression: approx. 6-12 months

Further actions

+ No sex until sores have disappeared
+ Salt water bathing to help alleviate discomfort
+ Recommend your partner(s) to be tested

Locations

London, Birmingham & East Midlands
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Cost of treatment

  • Outbreak Treatment: £150 (included in cost of Herpes DNA PCR test)
  • Suppressive Therapy: £60 (3 month supply for exisiting patients)
  • Suppressive Therapy: £120 (initial consultation fee + 3 month supply for new patients)

 

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Same day appointments

In London and Birmingham Clinic

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Highly confidential service

And discreetly located clinics

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Specialists in sexual health

From busy NHS clinics

Herpes Outbreak Treatment

This is recommended when you are experiencing a Herpes outbreak. 

Herpes Suppressive Therapy

This is recommended when you are looking for long-term management and relief of Herpes.

Herpes PCR test

This test is recommended when we suspect that you have a lesion caused by Herpes.

Results within 4 working days.

Herpes Antibody test

This test looks for the previous exposure to Herpes type 1 & 2.

Results within 30 minutes.

Information on Herpes

Helpful answers to common questions about the symptoms, causes & complications of Herpes.

Next Steps 

In Clinic Care

Same Day Testing Available

Online Herpes Treatment

Order Herpes Suppressive Treatment Online 

We follow guidelines set by

NICE National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

BASHH British Association for Sexual Health and HIV

BHIVA British HIV Association

FSRH Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare

Medicine is a complicated subject and sometimes these guidelines don’t always hold the answers.

For example, treating an STI in a patient who has developed a resistance to routinely used antibiotics.

Unlike most private clinics, we have medical consultants here to help you navigate through such problems and get you on the right track in no time.

Page reviewed by Dr. Manoj Malu (Clinical Director)

Last reviewed date: 13 December 2023
Next review due: 13 December 2026

Whilst this content is written and reviewed by sexual health specialists, it is for general guidance only. It is not intended to replace the advice of your clinician.