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How is HSV Diagnosed in Children?

Diagnosis of HSV in children typically involves a combination of clinical examination and laboratory tests. Common diagnostic methods include:
Viral culture: Swabbing the affected area to grow the virus in a lab.
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR): Detecting viral DNA in a sample from the affected area.
Blood tests: Checking for antibodies against HSV.

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