Do a Google search on nerve ganglia and hsv. It's just like genital hsv can have recurring outbreaks anywhere in the boxer shorts area.
The main point here is you will not get hsv1 of the genitals.
That is an intresting point. I read so much about the ganglia which are then the hosts for the viruses during latency.
Can you recommend me something to read about this. And thank you very much for your quick and helpful answers.
I just think of my parents they have had herpes for many many years (40years) and autoinokulate themselves with herpes in the nose.
I really wonder, if those herpes blisters in the genital region are "outstanding" , like not to overlook? Would I have noticed them as such. Cause the burning was never itching just generall burning.
Short answer. No. I'd that was a primary outbreak on your lip I would tell you the odds were very small if at all. The fact that this is a well established oral hsv infection I will tell you that there was no chance of what you describe leading to transferring the virus to your genitals. Your body produces antibodies that keep the virus in check. You can rest easy as what you have experienced is not hsv related.
Unless you got a genital infection at the same time you got your oral infection (of course that's not the case). Then it would be VERY RARE to contract it after a well established infection