Thank you so much for your knowledge, i do feel better. Ive also learned my lesson and will never do anything again like that. thanks again.
If he performed oral sex on your with a visible cold sore, there is a possibility that you may get genital HSV-1. Just be on the lookout for any unusual bumps or rashes in your genital area. It might be about a week, or it could be much longer. If you get a lesion, go to the doc ASAP to get it cultured, because this is the most accurate test. However, it is possible that you have asymptomatic oral HSV-1 already (about 60% of the US population does) and are immune to getting it genitally. However, this is where things get tricky. If you get a blood test and are positive for HSV-1, you won't be able to tell if you have an oral or genital infection (unless this happened very recently and you get tested now - if you are positive, it is from a previous infection, as it would be too soon for antibodies to have developed from your exposure). Bottom line -- be on the lookout for any unusual bumps or rashes. But if you do have genital HSV-1, outbreaks are milder than HSV-2 and they occur less frequently - sometimes only a few times after initial outbreak and sometimes never again after initial outbreak. Hope this helps.
Best,
Em