contact with anyone in my whole life. Everysince then i've been worrield about hsv1. Then i found out the 80% of the population has hsv1. Right now i'm really confused. I herd that 4 out of 5 children get it and most pepole get it when there younger than 20. here are my questions
1.If almost everyone has hsv1 why should i be worried about it?
2.if i have hsv1 did i get it from this encounter?
3.If i have hsv1 will i have to tell my future partners?
4. Will i have to take valtrax or anything and should i worry about spreading it?
5. Why should i worry about spreading it if almost everyone already has it?
Can somebody help me? I'm really confused.
be a risk. And even then, it's a low risk unless she has an active cold sore. I would not worry about this encounter, and in the future consider protected oral sex.
Yes, you can. However, the chance that this girl had oral HSV2 is incredibly small (only 3% of oral herpes infections are HSV2, and at that age close to 0). And, if she had oral HSV1, a one time encounter of less than a minute is also an incredibly small chance.
always a good idea to only give and receive protected oral sex.
odds are you didn't contract herpes genitally from this. You would've noticed symptoms by now. You've had no other symptoms either so it's not likely you contracted a std from this encounter. Learn from this and change your behavior for the future so that you can protect yourself and worry less!
You can get HSV1 or HSV2 from receiving oral sex but its more likely youd get HSV1,
Keep an eye out for symptoms and get tested 3 months after exposure to be on the safe side.
As stated, your risk for getting genital herpes from this 1 minute encounter is extremely small. As grace stated, you've had no other symptoms either so it's not likely you contracted herpes from this encounter.
http://www.ashastd.org/herpes/herpes_learn_oralherpes.cfm is a terrific link with more info on hsv1 orally.
Yes you can still transmit hsv1 orally - by kissing others and by performing oral sex on partners. it's well worth talking about at some point in relationships.
*Partners not parents. and i haven't been tested for hsv1 yet, but i think that the blood results might come back positive since 1 out of 3 children have it before they start preschool. i'm still kinda confused.
ok. is there a chance that i don't have it? i can't think of anyother place i could get it from. the was the only time i ever madeout or had sexuall contact with someone.