This is evidence that that the virus is entering the nervous system more frequently than once thought. Smith says scientists have been surprised in recent years to find herpes simplex DNA in the brains of people who died in ways unrelated to the virus. There is increasing evidence it could contribute other types of central nervous system diseases such as dementia or maybe even Alzheimer's disease. S ome carriers will never experience any symptoms, not even a cold sore, but for others it can cause blindness or life-threatening encephalitis. Herpes simplex virus is known for its outbreak of blisters in infected people on or around the genitals, rectum or mouth.
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