Herpes Labialis treatment with ND:YAG laser

This video illustrates the treatment of an early stage HSV lesion of the lower lip with the PerioLase NdYAG laser. This treatment is performed without anesthesia and halts the progress of the lesion without topical or systemic medications and provides immediate relief of the pain associated with these lesions.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Herpes
• Labialis
• PerioLase
• ND:YAG
• laser
• dental

[DrHaddix]

Cured? Really? That is admirable and porbably one of the most significant medical accomplishments ever. Herpetic diseases are have a morbidity rate on the elderly (shingles). And you know with only 3 people that you've cured them? Wow, you are good. Usually, it takes a larger patient population to ascertain a proper result. BTW, what is your evidence of "cure", meaning eradication of the virus from the host ganglion? Cultures? Western Blot Test? Just a wild guess to fuel your ego?

[OXYGEN5737]

I have already helped 3 people cure themselves of herpes 1 & 2 using mms, and dmso cream. You must educate yourself outside of the medical world box and leave these medical doctors alone. Why would they cure you when they gave us these viruses anyway.

[DrHaddix]

@OXYGEN5737 The fact of the matter is that there is no cure for these viral borne diseases, and claiming that you have cured these patients only lends them a false sense of security which could lead them to infect others believing that your snake oil has "cured them". Just because a lesion is not present does not mean a carrier is not infective, and unless you dissect the nerve root ganglion from the patient and prove it virus free can you possibly claim a cure.

[DrHaddix]

@OXYGEN5737 You obviously have an axe to grind against the "medical box" - let me enlighten you, there is no "box" except for the walls of ignorance you have built around yourself.

[for1teh1pown]

You can do this or be a normal person, and use a store bought liquid/cream that you put on your sore. Its alot cheaper doing it that way.

[DrHaddix]

@for1teh1pown The question is not one of "cheapness'; it boils down to efffectiveness. Enjoy your cream.

[rogerlee0411]

@OXYGEN5737

Really?I and my friends on POZRomance. co m think there's no way...

[blub1803]

why don't doctors discover some antidot for this disease?:(

[MrSatanas1976]

Es na infeccion viral.... una vez que la contraes tendras estos episodios mas de una vez en tu vida, existen casos en los cuales todos los veranos se tiene un nuevo brote.... NO SE CURA..... POR FAVOR SEAN RESPONSABLES

[tendrocksteve]

@DrHaddix Terrific response.

[xldjvista]

@blub1803 Cash. More convenient to scare people.

[Graffitti74]

@ahasver1980 You're right. I just read that Chicken Pox is a form of herpes. It sucks getting cold sores but what really works is Nail Polish Remover. That stuff is a miracle.