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The Dating service for the russian
people's
with herpes:
http://herpes.ru/love/index.php (Russian language only).
In the Russian pharmacy available acyclovir,
valtrex & famvir. Actually it is possible to buy without the recipe.
The average prices on the market on this drugs:
Acyclovir (generic) 200 mg 20 tab. - 0.4 US $
Valtrex (GSK) 500 mg 10 tab. - 34 US $
Famvir (Novartis) 250 mg 21 tab. - 175 US $
More than 95% Russian's citizen with genital herpes have not access to special
saving program, so Together Rx Access™, GSK patient assistance programs etc. The
Medicare Drug Coverage is accessible in hospital only & includes acyclovir
(cream, tablets & solution for injections).
International Herpes Week
2003 in Russia.
The 'International Herpes Week 2003' took place in Russia on 09-22 of
November, 2003 with support russian assotiation "People & Herpes".
For the herpes patients 120 000 copies of two information leaflets were issued:
'What you must know about herpes' and 'Genital herpes - an silent epidemic'.
In the Clinical Unit of the Institute of Immunology (Moscow, Russia) the jubilee
meeting of Herpes Support Group was held: the Group celebrated one year of
effective work. All participants got as a present the popular book 'Genital
herpes. What you must know' and self-fixing condoms.
The scientific-practical seminars were provided. According to the agreement with
a number of Moscow pharmacies the retail prices for some of anti-herpetic
pharmaceuticals were reduced.
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Здравствуйте! Подскажите пожалуйста, как мне быть. У моих родителей есть герпес 1-го типа. Я проверялся - у меня его пока нет. Как не заразиться от них в дальнейшем?