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Ok, here's the deal. I pretty much know that I have genital herpes now. For years, maybe once or twice a year, I get a little slit in the corner of my mouth. I have just come to realize that this may be oral herpes. First of all, everything I have read about cold sores claims that there are blisters and it lasts 7-8 days. Well, this slit literally lasted one day and there was no blistering. So, it is a cold sore? Secondly, the night before I got the slit, my husband kissed me and then performed oral sex on me. Now, here's the deal.... it's been about 6 days since this happened, and I haven't had any symptoms. I imagine that this have may happened before, and only b/c I know now that the slit could be oral herpes that it has spread to my genitals. I have read tons and tons of information about contracting type 1 genitally, and it seems that it's better than type 2. Apparently, recurrences or rare or one at most...and it's less contagioius. So, if I have this now, obviously it's something I have to deal with. My second question is, if this is a cold sore, I probably have type 1 genital herpes then right? Thank you so much for your patience and answers. God Bless.

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Im not following what you mean. Why do you think you have GH now? Because you were kissed then recieved oral sex?....If this is the case it does not automatically mean that you have GH. Especially if the "slit" isent even for sure oral herpes. Please clarify so i can try to help.

Good luck and god bless

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right, i was kissed and then received oral sex. this is why i think i have contracted it genitally. it's been 7 days since, and i have no symptoms. i just assume that this recurring slit is in fact oral herpes, so i'm basically wondering if it was spread from my mouth to my husband's and then to my genitals. thanks again for your help.

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Ok...I thought thats what you meant. At anyrate, in theory what you explained could happen but I would find that to be unlikely. One big reason is this. If you do in fact have oral Herpes your body has HSV antibodies already devolped to keep the virus at bay. This is proven to offer at least some protection against the same HSV virus to infect a different area of the body. That alone makes the senario unlikely and even furthermore for enough virus to go from your lips to his lips, then to "downthere" makes it even more doubtful that anything happened.

I would try to relax, I know how hard that can be, but what you discribe would go againt alot of odds.

Hope this helps.............

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Thank you creative freedom. That makes a lot of sense. You sound like you know what you're talking about so that makes me feel better. Thank you gan God Bless. :D

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