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Can the person I engaged oral and sex get the herpes simplex 1 if the next following morning i noticed the tingling and tiny blisters?

I engaged in sexual activity (oral and sex) around 3:45 am -4:45 am on a Friday. The following morning I got up and didnt notice anything on my lip or mouth. Then around 2pm I looked in the mirror again and I had tiny blisters on my corner lip. I couldnt believe it since I did feel any tingling the day or night before. I'm so freaked out about this since I did have oral and sex with someone Ive been casually seeing. I'm worried that this person can catch if if this person is not already exposed to it. Is there a chance that this person will get it? How many hours prior the tiny blisters appearing can it be contagious?

Thank you! I appreciate your help
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I would say there is a good possibly it is an oral herpes outbreak because of what you said but you're not going to get symptoms that fast from oral sex just hours before. Definitely need to get tested with the IGG Herpes Select test ASAP and if positive, it probably means you have had HSV orally for a while but now the second problem. If indeed you have had HSV for a while, you now have put this girl at risk of catching it since you were experiencing an outbreak!! Has she seen or felt any symptoms as of yet? All speculation here but looking at it at all angles here. :)
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have you talked to your partner about this?  Have they been tested to know their own hsv status?

grace
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