An infection infects the [[epithelium]] cells of the skin or [[mucosa]] and dies. The virus then crawls into nearby nerve cells and persists there for life. A therapy cannot prevent this survival, it rather tries to prevent the virus from multiplying after an outbreak has occurred.
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An infection infects the [[Epithel/en|epithelium]] cells of the skin or [[Mucosa/en|mucosa]] and dies. The virus then crawls into nearby nerve cells and persists there for life. A therapy cannot prevent this survival, it rather tries to prevent the virus from multiplying after an outbreak has occurred.
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An infection infects the epithelium cells of the skin or mucosa and dies. The virus then crawls into nearby nerve cells and persists there for life. A therapy cannot prevent this survival, it rather tries to prevent the virus from multiplying after an outbreak has occurred.