I'm afraid that according to official studies, a condom only provides about 30% protection against contracting HSV. This is because the infected person can be shedding virus in an area not covered by the condom.
However, there is really no reason to worry until there's something to worry about. If you develop a lesion, go and get it swabbed right away, certainly before 48 hours have passed, or you risk a false negative.
In about 16 weeks, have a reliable blood test done for HSV, either the IgG (good, especially if something other than the ELISA) or the Western Blot (best).
The best recommendation we can give is that you always get tested with a new partner, together, for everything, keeping in mind that the standard STD testing panel does not include HSV. It has to be asked for specifically.
Hi, since no part of your body was exposed to his genital area as was covered with a condom during both the oral and anal sex, the only real risk you would have was from kissing. But if he did not have any lip sores and the kissing was not deep rubbing and grinding the odds you contracted hsv oral would be close to zero.