You could develop blisters on your lips, but again, that should happen pretty soon if it is going to happen. I think the chances of getting genital herpes from the saliva is as close to zero as you are going to get.
If you are negative at 10 weeks for both viruses, I think it is very unlikely that you are infected, but we like the final test at 16 weeks better.
Terri
thanks for ur assurance , u r like lord to me .
jsut want to know if i will develop blisters on my lips , how much chances i can develop it on my genitals also bcoz of saliva exposure .
also want to know if i will test after 10 weeks for peace of mind u think i should accept my results if negative
Your risk of getting oral herpes is low, and your risk of getting genital herpes is almost zero. I know you are frightened, but the circumstances of your encounter present you with very little opportunity for infection. If you are going to get a first episode infection, it would likely happen within the next week. If not, I believe that you are in the clear.
Have you ever been tested for HSV 1 and 2? When you say that you are negative, is that because you have been tested and know this?
I really want you to try to calm down and focus on your work. Your risks are very low and if you truly are negative by testing, then if you were going to have an outbreak of new infection, I suspect it would be within the next week.
Terri
Also second one has no cold sores obvious on herlips , I checked her linner lips but I could not see anything of course I am no doctor .
I cleaned my mouth with antiseptic afte r second episode