My daughter has herpes simplex virus, can she also have mono at the same time?

Sure, they are not mutually exclusive.

It should also be noted that most humans carry herpes simplex I. These take the form of mouth ulcers/cold sores. Genital herpes, otherwise known as herpes simplex II is a variant of the herpes virus, occurs on the genitals, and is sexually transmitted. Mono is a common virus that can be transmitted in numerous ways (not just from kissing).

Of course she can.

A doctor could answer this best. If her mouth is swolen up and she is drooling yelp she can. Herpes is just a couple of sores. have her try campho phenic to dry them up.

which simplex? 1 or 2. Simplex 1 is like a cold sore. Simplex 2 is like the genital kind.

Which one does she have and then maybe you could find out by looking that one up on the web. I think when you have cold like symptoms...that is not good.

Women can have like 6 things at once in her body. Although, doing so is rare with good habits.....

Yes, it is possible to have multiple viral diseases. Blood tests at the doctor's office can identify what is wrong with your daughter.

Sure both are opportunistic type diseases. Lower resistance for what ever reason can result in multiple infections. She needs to see a DR. Mono while generally curable can be very dangerous.

Herpes is a viral infection caused by the Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV). Once you are infected, the virus stays in your body for life.

There is no reason why you couldn't get both Mono and herpes, HIV, or another STD at about the same time or even at the same exposure.

Both Mono and Herpes give you sore throat and fever.

Definetly go get her tested.