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If you are going to continue a relationship with this person you should confirm exactly what dose of acyclovir they are on. If they really are only taking 200mg once a day that isn't enough to reduce your risk.
grace
I also assume my risk factor is low.
thanks
Paul
And the HSV2 to oral is rare and prob not a concern.
thanks
Also, hsv2 is rare. It is NOT at all likely to happen.
Anal herpes is genital herpes. Herpes infects nerve groups, and genital herpes infects the sacral ganglia, which affects the entire anal and genital region. If your blood test shows hsv2, and they aren't just telling you its hsv2 because its below the waist, you didn't get that from fingering or oral to anal contact. You got that from sex - either vaginal or anal sex.
Aj
Aj
No I don't, and neither did the folks in the HPV forum.
Its rude to hijack other people's threads, and your question has been answered several times over now.
Aj