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UWorld says that herpetic gingivostomatitis, caused by HSV-1 primary infection, is most common in children ages 1-3. Can someone please explain why that age group would be most common, and how do they contract it?
Although it technically could be contracted vaginally (despite that being normally HSV2 > HSV1), I would think that would appear in the neonate, rather than in children 1-3 years-old.
What am I missing?
Although it technically could be contracted vaginally (despite that being normally HSV2 > HSV1), I would think that would appear in the neonate, rather than in children 1-3 years-old.
What am I missing?
