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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Viral reactivation is triggered by identifiable stressors UV exposure, febrile illness, emotional stress, hormonal fluctuations, immunosuppression, or even minor skin trauma. One of my patients, a 34 year-old female marathon runner in Pasadena, experienced predictable outbreaks after every major race event due to combined physiological stress and UV exposure. After adjusting her suppressive therapy schedule and implementing targeted lifestyle modifications, her outbreak frequency dropped from six per year to one. Managing lifestyle factors, including alcohol consumption and stress, plays a critical role in preventing recurrent outbreaks see our Alcohol Dependency Treatment Guide. [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Viral reactivation is triggered by identifiable stressors UV exposure, febrile illness, emotional stress, hormonal fluctuations, immunosuppression, or even minor skin trauma. One of my patients, a 34 year-old female marathon runner in Pasadena, experienced predictable outbreaks after every major race event due to combined physiological stress and UV exposure. After adjusting her suppressive therapy schedule and implementing targeted lifestyle modifications, her outbreak frequency dropped from six per year to one. Managing lifestyle factors, including alcohol consumption and stress, plays a critical role in preventing recurrent outbreaks see our Alcohol Dependency Treatment Guide. [&#8230;]</p>
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