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Should I See A Doctor For Sudden Outbreak Of Oral Herpes, Lethargy, Ear And Jaw Pain And Spasm Beneath The Eye?
hi, I am a 40 year old male, have a history of poly-drug use. Following a big new years I have an outbreak of oral herpes. Also had ear and jaw pain and spasms beneath my right eye. In addition I have felt weak and lethargic since. The more I write the more I doubt that I actually have a query; are all these things probably related? Should I see a doctor and how important is it to abstain from drinking whilst in this predicament. Also on dexamphetamin
and methadone program. Would either of these likely complicate possible facial nerve issues?
and methadone program. Would either of these likely complicate possible facial nerve issues?
Fri, 10 Jan 2014
Thank you for your question.
As you have mentioned that you have an episode of oral herpes,the symptoms which you have mentioned are related to oral herpes.
Abstinence from alcohol is always a good practice when your body's immune system is low.
Kindly consult your physician for treatment of oral herpes.
Request you to mention that you are on dexamphetamine and methadone while consulting your physician for treatment of oral herpes.
As you have mentioned that you have an episode of oral herpes,the symptoms which you have mentioned are related to oral herpes.
Abstinence from alcohol is always a good practice when your body's immune system is low.
Kindly consult your physician for treatment of oral herpes.
Request you to mention that you are on dexamphetamine and methadone while consulting your physician for treatment of oral herpes.
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