Jump to content

Has anyone transferred from female to male while taking suppressives?


Infiltrate

Recommended Posts

I’m attempting a poll here. I don’t find many , if any stories talking about transfer even while medicated.

ive been dating a girl who was my close friend for 10 years. We’ve been together sexually for 3 and I found out she’s + for hsv2. Outside of the lie, which is an issue I’m also grappling with. I’m trying to figure out the likelyhood for exposure over time. I know the numbers, but looking for actual stories.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

9 hours ago, Hockeyawesome1 said:

Yes girl gave me GHSV1 while on suppressives 

Was this genital to genital? Or does she also have it orally? Almost all hsv1 transmissions come from oral sex, but genital does happen , just rarely.  

Wearing condoms and on anti-virals is pretty strong in terms of prevention.  

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

3 hours ago, Scooby2112 said:

Was this genital to genital? Or does she also have it orally? Almost all hsv1 transmissions come from oral sex, but genital does happen , just rarely.  

Wearing condoms and on anti-virals is pretty strong in terms of prevention.  

 

I was wearing condom. I think my testicles probably touched her vagina and that's how I got it 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I've had Herpes Simplex 2 for over 8 years now. The chances of a female giving it to male is less than a 2% chance yearly. Nobody should be having sex period if they have an outbreak and want to prevent their partner from getting it. If the woman can check and make sure she isn't having an outbreak before so and take her meds the chances are slim. She has to know he body.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 1 month later...

Thanks for the responses here. I realize the % is pretty low. I love her very much, so I think I'm willing to chance it. 

That being said - the % is similar to pregnancy while taking BC...I've been wrong side of that estimate 2 different times.

Any other stories of sucessfully discordant couples out there?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • 2 months later...
  • 2 months later...
  • 4 weeks later...

I am HSV2+ for about 11 years, in a relationship for 7 years. We have been using condoms (no supp) for 5 years and nothing during 2 years and up to now he hasn't had any outbreaks yet (that doesn't mean he is negative, but I think so). 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

  • Donate

    If Honeycomb has helped you, please help us by making a donation so we can provide you with even better features and services.

  • The Hive is Thriving!

    • Total Topics
      71.9k
    • Total Posts
      485.2k
  • Posts

    • CHT
      Hi "Jeremy"..... I agree, the topic of your HSV status does not need to be something you disclose too soon in a developing relationship..... get to know each other first....see how it's going and as it progresses, then the HSV issue will naturally need to be revealed.... it's my personal opinion though that before there is any sexual encounter you ought to disclose your HSV status.... I know some will disagree with me on this but, I think it is morally wrong not to disclose first.  This can be a make/break situation for most people but, again, I feel it is simply wrong not to give the other person the whole story since your decision not to disclose could put their health at risk.... that is simply not an option in my opinion.  Looking back to my "pre-HSV" life I most certainly would want my partner to disclose their HSV+ status before intimacy so that I could make my decision as to whether I want to take that risk or not.... 
    • Jeremy Spokein
      Thanks, CHT. I appreciate the feedback. The whole trauma of going through this has led me to figure out a lot about myself and my attachment wounds, so I'm taking courses to come out of this better. This girl really was my dream woman in so many ways, it's been the hardest heartbreak to deal with ever. I'm truly in a lot of pain, but using the pain as fuel to launch that new business and work with coaches. I also opened up to my family about HSV, so my parents and sister know now, and they were very loving and accepting of it. Since opening up about it, I feel way better around this thing. After opening up, I also found out that some mutual friends in our family have discordant couples who are married with children, so HSV hasn't stopped them from living a loving life. The thing is... all of these couples I mention did not disclose until 6-8 months into the relationship. So now I'm thinking it might be better not to disclose until I know things are very serious. I'll of course stay on the medication and use protection, but maybe this is a better route than disclosing upfront and scaring women off.
    • WilsoInAus
      Hey @Lcj987 and welcome to the website. You can be sure that isn't HSV-2, looks nothing like it. It is much more likely to be folliculitis or inflamed fordyce spots.
    • WilsoInAus
      Hey @JackThrowAway herpes causes an outbreak where it enters the body first and maybe a progressive spread. If it doesn't cause an outbreak at the entry site then it won't cause one elsewhere, it also won't 'jump' upon infection - it would be more likely that the lesions are continuous from the penis to the anus. Nevertheless, testing trumps symptoms or any interpretation of symptoms. The correct conclusive result arises when: you have a positive swab; or An IgG HSV-2 level over 3.5 (Herpeselect test).
    • Lcj987
      Slept with someone unprotected, roughly 2 weeks ago now. I felt generally unwell the couple of days after but I’d been drinking the whole weekend and didn’t have much sleep either of the days of that weekend so put it down to that. 6 days after I noticed these spots appear on the shaft of my penis. Along with symptoms of discomfort in my shaft in the couple of days prior to them appearing. No pain when urinating at all that I have noticed. They don’t hurt, itch or tingle and they don’t have fluid in from what I can see or feel if I squeeze them and have never burst? I went to a sexual health clinic to get checked up, they took bloods to do a full test and looked at the spots but said they saw nothing that concerned them but I’m not sure about that, any advice? The smaller spots under the shaft are just follicles I had diagnosed years ago and non-sti related.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.