What's the best treatment

I am hsv2 positive, i dont like taking medication for anything but I would like to know what are some good meds to take. I ordered a product caled dmso and o2xygen from neveranoutbreak.com I didn't use it until i just recently had an outbreak last week. It definitely worked in making the outbreak shorter for me which usually last almost 2 weeks. This one lasted a few days, i didnt catch it a prodrome i got 2 bumps overnight when i was sleep, i actually felt it coming on when i was sleep, in the morning I applied the DMSO cream to the area and the base of my spine as directed and later on in the day the bumps didnt hurt and started going away. The next day they were gone i was amazed, but then that night i began feeling discomfort at the tip underneath and the next morning they appeared at that spot. Is this common? It was gone from one are and started again at another. This was more severe but not bad by compared to outbreaks that i have.
I then started the procedure again to this new area as well as the old one, it took about 2 days and then it was over now i am just left with the sores and am waiting for them to heal. But overall this was shortest outbreak i have ever had. My doc gave me a presciption for Acyclovir in the cream form that was expensive as hell for the little tube but i have not used it, so with these results should i continue using what i have or the Acyclovir?

[gracefromHHP]

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we never recommend dmso here for herpes.

acyclovir cream is ineffective for genital herpes recurrences so don't bother with that either.

the cheapest and best way to treat your hsv2 is acyclovir 400mg 2x/day every single day. It reduces ob's by 70%. It reduces shedding by 80-90%. It costs under $20/month even if you don't have insurance ( and are in the US of course ).  

grace