BitLife: How to cure genital herpes

In real life or in BitLife, you don't want to catch genital herpes. It's one of the nasty sicknesses you may get from having too many one-night stands in the game. There is, however, a cure, and if you plan on leading a promiscuous life, you'll want to get it as soon as possible. This tutorial will teach you how to treat genital herpes and prevent it from spreading to others.

How to get rid of genital herpes

In BitLife, players claim a few different ways to get rid of genital herpes, but the only constant method that has shown to work for us is visiting a Witch Doctor. The Witch Doctor can be found in the Doctor section of the Activities tab. You'll have to pay a charge, which will rise in proportion to the number of diseases you suspect you have and the severity of those disorders. The Witch Doctor will next prescribe a therapy, which you must accept. Chihuahua hair, monkey ejaculate, bat's liver, and tree bark are some of the remedies you might be offered. All of them are possible, but like with many things in BitLife, there's a chance they'll fail at any time. So, if the remedy doesn't work the first time, try again until you're completely cured.

Having ten threesomes in one life, drinking bubbling liquid many times, and swallowing ant dung are some of the edge situations that players have reported result in a cure for genital herpes, or at least be provided therapy. Because these can take a long time to plan, we've found that seeing a Witch Doctor is by far the easiest option.

Can regular Doctors cure genital herpes?

In the past, genital herpes could be treated by a regular doctor at a hospital. However, for whatever reason, the creator has removed this path, most likely because it's far more entertaining to punish players for their bad behavior by putting them in danger from a Witch Doctor's treatment.

What happens if you don’t cure genital herpes?

Although genital herpes is not lethal, it can affect your mood and overall health. You run the danger of having other illnesses or possibly dying as a result of this. The worst harmful effect of not treating your genital herpes is infecting others. Even if you're married and contract the sickness from a one-time flirtation, if you're not careful, you can pass it on to your spouse and children.