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oral herpes?
can you get oral herpes from giving head to a guy with a condom but there being a little whole in the condom?
Many people with HSV1 never get outbreaks, so that does not mean you are not infected.
Remember that you as likely to be infected by your Aunt Fannie with a Christmas kiss as well as kissing a boyfriend with oral HSV1 long before you'll get it from giving oral sex.
Remember that you as likely to be infected by your Aunt Fannie with a Christmas kiss as well as kissing a boyfriend with oral HSV1 long before you'll get it from giving oral sex.
I've never had a cold sore before, so the thought of me contracting it now freaks me out, I'm trying to be safe.
Herpes symptoms would take 2-10 days to appear and not straight after. If you prick a condom they tend to split right open and be quite obvious. I'm sure no one poked the condom with a pin. No chance of transmission.
Do you already get oral cold sores or have tested for HSV1?
Do you already get oral cold sores or have tested for HSV1?
Well I don't really know I was just worried, I gave this guy head for less than a minute using a condom, afterwards my tongue felt like it was burnt and a little swollen, I can't remember exactly but y tongue might of been burnt before, I had drank some hot coffee a little while before I gave him head. Im just more concerned if I caught something from him if there was a a hole in the condom, like if someone poked the condom with a pin or something.
i did ask twice but no one asnwered me..i m anxious..please answer!
Please could you start a new question rather than mixing (no pun intended) themes in the threads of others.
what about HPV, HIV and HEPATITIS A,B,C in similar situation (if someone mixed their sperm in my cold beverage and i consume it.)...what about these and are you sure about herpes?
No you won't
ohk so if someone mixed their sperm(and they have herpes) in my cold beverage and i consume it...will i get herpes?
There isn't really anything such as a little whole in a condom, they split.
It is extremely unlikely to obtain oral herpes this way. Is your partner a confirmed carrier of genital herpes?
It is extremely unlikely to obtain oral herpes this way. Is your partner a confirmed carrier of genital herpes?
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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.
