The virus in most circumstances will require enough of the virus to be rubbed into the skin of an uninfected person. For those with a genital infection, this will mean that sexual contact is required.
Soap and water will kill the virus, just wash your hands like grandmama showed you! Just keep clothing on and there will essentially zero risk.
Even if you have a negative swab, ask about IgG antibody blood testing type specific for HSV1 and HSV2. This will help remove HSV from your thinking. Make sure this was the test your partner had as well otherwise he doesn't know his status.
Thanks, I really hope not! But the doctor wasn't 100% sure on what it was. I am finding the results out tomorrow. Also if you happened to touch the sore, does washing your hands get rid of the virus?? I have small children and would hate to spread it through changing nappies etc! I am pretty worried about transmission!
Hi, its most likely not herpes as is common to get that irritation during a yeast infection. Do let us know the test results.