Symptoms of Herpes

Watery blisters on the genitals that burst and become painful open sores/ulcers. Ulcers scab and go away within a few weeks. 

Blisters around mouth can develop when blisters on genitals appear. 

Painful, itchy genital area; fever; fatigue; loss of appetite. 
Pain while urinating for women. 

Lymph nodes located in the groin often swell up usually during the first attack. 

Headache may occur if viral meningitis (infection of the membranes that envelop the brain and spinal cord) develops.

Meningitis is commonly associated with the herpes virus.