I would say that given your sexual history of reliable condom use and relatively few partners, the risk of you acquiring herpes in this circumstance is low.
Anyone who has had intercourse has some small risk of getting herpes, but the risk increases with the number of sex partners and also with lack of condom use and how early one starts to have sex in one's life.
I can't give you an exact percentage of risk, but I would say it is really quite low.
Terri
Also, given this, isnt it still possible that I could contract the virus even if my partner had no noticable symptoms present?
Just to give a little more information. I have had a total of 5 sexual partners, all female. I have had intercourse and oral sex performed on me. I have never performed oral sex on any of my partners.
In terms of using protection, a condom was used everytime when having intercourse, and the majority of the time when having oral sex performed on me. Also, from what I saw, there were never any noticable symptoms around the mouth or vaginal area of any of my partners when having sex. (Based on what I noticed)
Hopefully this information helps.
It is true that you could be infected with herpes either type 1 or 2 without symptoms, yes.
I honestly can't help you know if you have risk for herpes without knowing all about your sexual history - how many partners you've had, what kind of sexual experiences you've had, the sex of your partners, the frequently with which you use condoms, all that stuff.
Terri