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Indirect herpes transmision?
I am not going to re-tell a story so I will just say the details.
I received a hand job from a girl with an oral herpes out break.
After I *ahem* "wiped it out" she was originally going to lick her hand but I asked her not to her hand was touching her cold sore and and after i asked her no to she started directlty touching it like hands on presure for lack of better words and then started to start and we lasted for 1-2 minutes before we changed our mind and stopped.
so
1.) is this a risk for hsv-1?
2.) is this a risk for hsv-2?
3.) I have read that this has a below 0.01% chance but have also read that this has a fairly decent chance or spreading which is correct if any?
4.) if her out break was "weeping" and got fluid on her hands would that change your answer?
I received a hand job from a girl with an oral herpes out break.
After I *ahem* "wiped it out" she was originally going to lick her hand but I asked her not to her hand was touching her cold sore and and after i asked her no to she started directlty touching it like hands on presure for lack of better words and then started to start and we lasted for 1-2 minutes before we changed our mind and stopped.
so
1.) is this a risk for hsv-1?
2.) is this a risk for hsv-2?
3.) I have read that this has a below 0.01% chance but have also read that this has a fairly decent chance or spreading which is correct if any?
4.) if her out break was "weeping" and got fluid on her hands would that change your answer?
Hsv1 and 2 are differant strains of the virus and have nothing to do with location. You were at no real risk for hsv and i personally wouldn't be concerned. Nothing would change my answer
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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.
