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I have been reading this forum and first want to thank everyone that contributes to educate people like me.
My questions is regarding an exposure I had December 12th with a sex worker. She performed protected oral sex for maybe 49seconda and then we proceeded to have protected vaginal sex.
The sex ( sorry for being graphic ) was doggy style and I'm scare that my scrotum touching her vaginal might had exposed me to herpes. She had red spots on the lower part of the front of her lower thighs, maybe 2 or 3, none visible in her caginal or buttocks. What are the chances I contracted heroes from this exposure.
At 3 weeks I went and got a blood test
Hsv 1 0.57
Hsv 2 0.10
I had a sore throat at week 4 that lasted 2 weeks and constant diarrhea. Thank you for the answer in advance.
My questions is regarding an exposure I had December 12th with a sex worker. She performed protected oral sex for maybe 49seconda and then we proceeded to have protected vaginal sex.
The sex ( sorry for being graphic ) was doggy style and I'm scare that my scrotum touching her vaginal might had exposed me to herpes. She had red spots on the lower part of the front of her lower thighs, maybe 2 or 3, none visible in her caginal or buttocks. What are the chances I contracted heroes from this exposure.
At 3 weeks I went and got a blood test
Hsv 1 0.57
Hsv 2 0.10
I had a sore throat at week 4 that lasted 2 weeks and constant diarrhea. Thank you for the answer in advance.
Just got the bad news that I infact contracted hav 1. The score 1.81 makes it impossible for me not to have it. I'm devastated. What do I do now? Can I even have sex with my wife? Can I touch and kiss my daughter? I feel like my life is over and want it to end.
Genital herpes sheds anywhere in the boxer short area so pretty much anywhere below the waist not on the hands.
I'm tired and crying anxiety is eating me alive everybody thats going through this I feel for you. Just went for another test at 8 weeks. Please someone tell how reliable is it at 8 weeks?
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
