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You are at the front door of Love, H Style a new and exciting dating website built specifically for people living with "H" and want to date. LHS is also a confidential, secure, and anonymous website that is here for everyone. Please feel free to interact and mingle with as many people as possible.
It's only natural to be drawn to other people with whom you find a connection. You had a lot in common with the group of kids you ran with in school - the clothes you wore, the way you spoke, the music you liked, the city you grew up in. As you grow older, that continues. You join a church, participate in recreational activities, and get involved with civic organizations that allow the opportunity to surround yourself with others with whom you feel an allegiance.
Ultimately, we all seek to feel understood - and who understands us better (or is more fun to be with) than the people who have similar interests and passions? Love, H Style answers that question and brings you that much closer to the millions of people throughout the world also living with Herpes and HPV.
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Tuesday, 12 August 2008 11:50 | Last Updated on Sunday, 18 December 2011 09:42 | Written by Administrator |
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Herpes is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by a virus called the Herpes Simplex Virus. It's passed from person-to-person by contact with infected skin. There are several strains of the herpes virus, two of these strains commonly cause Herpes. You can have Oral Herpes (on the lips, most often 'cold sores'), Genital Herpes (on the genitals) or non-genital herpes (herpes on other parts of the body; most often 'shingles'). Shingles is not sexually transmitted. It is a secondary event long after the initial infection with common 'chicken pox'. You can get Oral Herpes (HSV-1) by kissing a person with an oral (mouth) infection, by having oral sex with somebody who is infected, or by any skin-to-skin, saliva-to-skin, or lesion-to-skin contact involving an infected area. You can also get Genital Herpes (HSV-2) by having unprotected sex (vaginal, oral, or anal) with someone who already has it.
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Sunday, 10 August 2008 19:42 | Last Updated on Sunday, 18 December 2011 09:44 | Written by Administrator |
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HPV is more than common than we may think. According to the CDC, over 20 million people are presently infected with HPV. About 80% of women get infected before they cross 50. Indeed, over 50% of sexually active people in the US have HPV. HPV genital infection is one of the most commonly sexually transmitted diseases. About one-third HPV virus strains are transmitted through sexual contact. You Can Beat It!
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