by gliageek

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THE PROGRESSIVE ONSET OF DEMENTIA HAS STARTED

The most sinister and preventable cause of slow progressive inflammation and degeneration, which leads to dementia are viruses.

There are approximately 400 viruses that can affect the human body and the number increases yearly. Recent examples include Bird Flu, SARS. Viruses can easily cross into the brain and cause some of the common brain inflammation conditions, such as viral encephalitis and meningitis.
However milder infections can occur from such common viruses as influenza, gastroenteritis or viruses introduced during vaccinations. These will cause fever and headaches initially. However the tragedy of the viral infection is that some viruses can bind to the DNA and re in the brain causing low grade inflammation and progressive degeneration and scarring. This is the onset of dementia.

It is now becoming evident that the herpes family of viruses (cold sores, shingles, warts, genital herpes) can lodge into the brain causing low grade inflammation, which eventually leads to scarring and degeneration – Dementia.
This is the reason that dementia and Alzheimer’s disease runs in families. The virus has attached onto the DNA and crossed the genetic line.

What has caused the Brain Scarring and Degeneration?

Here are only two factors that cause scarring and degeneration of brain tissue

1. The first factor is impaired blood flow. If the blood flow to the brain is impaired the affected tissue that if supplies dies.

This dead tissue will then scar and as a natural process it will contract. This
contraction will cause the progressive and insidious onset of dementia.
Once this occurs it is too late, the degeneration and dementia has already started.

Resolve Herpes Website :Vascular related dementia accounts for 40% of all dementia cases.

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Question by Smoresahoy: How come some herpes blisters are more extreme then others?
When i look up herpes on google images, it shows these really gross pictures of people with herpes all over there genitals and/or bodies. I have a cold sore on my lip, which probably means Herpes HSV-1, i think. How would i keep my cold sores from getting really big and spread out like on the google image search and how do their herpes get so extreme(the people on the google image search)?

Best answer:

Answer by lammylady
Pictures on google do tend to be of the most extreme cases – first ever outbreaks etc and of the few people who have a real problem with herpes because they have it so severely.

I have genital herpes hsv-1, and have never had anything that looked as bad as bad as the MILDEST picture I found on the internet.

My outbreaks, though in a different place, look more like this:

http://www.coldsore.co.nz/images/cold-sore-lip.jpg

probably not even that bad.

Most people I know that get cold sores, it is little more than a dot on the lip – you would need a magnifying glass to see my boyfriend’s! My genital outbreaks are the same.

I have known one or two people who get bad ones though – but they are just the unlucky people, theirs are always bad, doesn’t mean everyone else will get them like that.

If you haven’t had a cold sore that bad before, you aren’t likely to. Those are just pics doctors take of the worst case scenarios of people whose immune systems have a problem dealing with it.

What do you think? Answer below!

Pictures

Herpes Zoster – Shingles


Image by Ian Porter
This is a small 3 day old outbreak of herpes zoster, also known as shingles. Anybody who has ever had chicken pox can develop shingles at any time although it is much more likely to develop in the elderly.

Early diagnosis and treatment with the antiviral drug "Aciclovir" can reduce the severity and duration of the rash.

This rash is approximately 3 centimetres from edge to edge.