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i have a question can you get oral herpes from having condom protected sex and recieving oral sex i am a male there was no contact with my mouth or no kissing i have a bump inside my mouth on my lower cheeks close to lips
if someone performed oral on you, you wouldn't have symptoms orally, you'd have them genitally.
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the sex was condom protected and the oral was performed on me unprotected i had no contact from my mouth with the girls lips or genitals
Your question is confusing. Did you perform the oral sex on someone else, or did they on you? Are you saying you wore a condom while receiving oral sex? Be specific to who did what to who, and we can help you.
If you did not make contact with your mouth on that person's lips or genitals, then you would not have oral symptoms related to it. Herpes is transmitted by skin to skin contact. No contact, no risk.
If you did not make contact with your mouth on that person's lips or genitals, then you would not have oral symptoms related to it. Herpes is transmitted by skin to skin contact. No contact, no risk.
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