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Hi all...sorry I haven't really been around much lately. I had signed up at MPwH and WOW! I had only been there a few days and have met the most wonderful man! WOOOOHOOOO! Hey...I should have gotten H a LONG time ago :lol:

Wanted to ask anyone and everyone what precautions should still be taken even with both people are possitive. Obviously if you are having an OB, it can be spread to other parts of the body, but outside of that, should there be any limitations or extra precautions?

Thanks in advance...Colleen

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Hi all...sorry I haven't really been around much lately. I had signed up at MPwHELL and WOW! I had only been there a few days and have met the most wonderful man! WOOOOHOOOO! Hey...I should have gotten H a LONG time ago :lol:

Wanted to ask anyone and everyone what precautions should still be taken even with both people are possitive. Obviously if you are having an OB, it can be spread to other parts of the body, but outside of that, should there be any limitations or extra precautions?

Thanks in advance...Colleen

If both people have herpes then there is nothing to worry about. However, are you planning on you and your partner making a date to go get tested for stds? You know that you both have herpes but don't you think it would be wise to make sure the two of you have nothing else to worry about?

And no, an outbreak is not going to travel and spread to other parts of your body because you already have antibodies built up to the virus. The only other thing I would suggest is that you continue to wash up after going to the bathroom and having sex BUT that's just plain ol' good habits anyway. You don't have to have herpes in order to keep up good habits.

Good luck,

Angela :wink:

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Wooohooo! Thanks Angela!

I have already been tested for all other STDs a couple of months ago after my last b/f (my "gift giver"), which is when I found out about my H1. I hadn't had my H2 long enough for it to show antibodies in my blood. You bring up a good point though, because I hadn't thought about discussing my new sweetheart's other STD testing!

You should knock that "a" off the end of your name girl, because you are an angel :)

Thanks again!

Colleen

PS: Did you add the "ELL" on the end of MPwH? LOL I didn't really care much for the whole site, but I'm so thankful it led me to George. H or no H, he is the most wonderful man I have ever known in my life & I feel so fortunate...no matter what it took for us to meet! *big goofy grin*

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Colleen ~

So glad I could help ya! It's nice to see folks proactive about their situation instead of all gloom and doom.

And yes ~ I'm no fan of mpwHELL or ASStopia.

Angela :D

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Ahhhh....Angela...glad you're online. HAHAHAHA....Asstopia

I have found so many websites that say you can spread H to other parts of your body, and most of them say it's when you have an open sore. Do you have any good links on this particular point?

BTW...I've never had an "open sore". Mine are more like bumps and are finally gone, except for this one little bugger that is happy where it is. I think it has a TV, a bag of popcorn, and footstool...looks very comfy. :lol: Not to mention the nice carpet....HAHAHAHAA! Was thinking of knitting it a little pair of slippers...

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There is an excellent transmission section on the free herpes handbook over on westoverheights.com ~ give that a read and see if that helps to clear things up for ya!

*Hugs*

Angela :wink:

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