Anti-Viral medication and it's effectiveness.
An_248999 posted:
I received oral sex from a guy about 5 days ago. After we had finished up I noticed a discolouration on his lip. I asked him if he gets cold sores and he relied that he did, but he was on medication for 4 days and his Dr. has given him a clean bill of health and he is no longer infectious.
I have read articles claiming this statement to be both true and false.
Does anyone have any definitive information regarding this and what the likelihood is that I contracted genital herpes from this guy?
This guys swears he is not contagious and his previous partner of 19 years never contracted herpes from him.
I have a odd sensation in my penis that is neither burning or tingling nor do I have any blisters or any other symptoms.
I have read articles claiming this statement to be both true and false.
Does anyone have any definitive information regarding this and what the likelihood is that I contracted genital herpes from this guy?
This guys swears he is not contagious and his previous partner of 19 years never contracted herpes from him.
I have a odd sensation in my penis that is neither burning or tingling nor do I have any blisters or any other symptoms.
1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Anti-Viral medication and it's effectiveness.I received oral sex from a guy about 5 days ago. After we had finished up I noticed a discolouration on his lip. I asked him if he gets cold sores and he relied that he did, but he was on medication for 4 days and his Dr. has given him a clean bill of health and he is no longer infectious. <br />I have read articles claiming this statement to be both true and false. <br />Does anyone have any definitive information regarding this and what the likelihood is that I contracted genital herpes from this guy?<br />This guys swears he is not contagious and his previous partner of 19 years never contracted herpes from him.<br />I have a odd sensation in my penis that is neither burning or tingling nor do I have any blisters or any other symptoms.
abe648 responded:
HSV 1 orally can be transmitted from and active cold sore and or through shedding. I would refer you to my signature line to read about this in the Herpes Handbook to learn more.
Read more in the Herpes Handbook. Watch the Herpes Video and Terri Warren's book The Good News about the Bad News. All located under the heading Herpes at http://www.westoverheights.com/
Report This| Share this:Anti-Viral medication and it's effectiveness.HSV 1 orally can be transmitted from and active cold sore and or through shedding. I would refer you to my signature line to read about this in the Herpes Handbook to learn more.
