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Can I transmit Herpes if there is no outbreak?
by Wolfgirl, Mar 04, 2009 11:27AM
I have a few questions. First, I have heard that transmission is possible even without an outbreak. I am a 41 year old female and found that I had genital herpes when I was about 25 from an outbreak I had...tests were never performed. My partner of 18 years has never had a symptom. Would he get an outbreak on his genitals if he had it? Also, sometimes I will go months without an outbreak and sometimes I get one about once a month. The areas are my labia or anus. I have only have anal sex once about 20 years ago...is this the reason I get outbreaks in that area? Also, I have just started haveing sexual relations with another partner and am worried ne might contract it. I take Valtrex when I get the outbreak and use a cream (starts with a Z). Thanks so much for your help!
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When you were originally infected with genital herpes, it infected the entire sacral nerve ganglia that supplies your lower body. You can get ob's anywhere in the entire anogenital area - whether you've ever had anal sex or not.
Have you read the herpes handbook at www.westoverheights.com? It's free and a terrific resource to learn more about herpes an dhow to reduce transmission to your partner. Also your regular partner needs to get tested to know their own status - assume nothing.
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