Oral Sex With A Partner Having Herpes Infection, Pain In Glans, Tingling In Mouth. Have I Contracted Herpes?
I had oral sex with a Lady about a month ago, she tells me after the fact that she has the herpies virus, but she said she did not have an outbreak I did not see any bumps. about 2 weeks after i started having pain in my glans and back lower stomach i seem very nervus tingling around my mouth. if i have no blisters if i have contracted the disese how contagous am I if I have sex?
Herpes is generally contracted from direct contact with herpes sores/lesions, abrasions, cuts, open wounds, etc. Herpes has long periods of latency, thus it can be asymptomatic for a very long time or even appear early. You can never be certain about contracting herpes.
Thus I advise you to kindly visit a doctor for an elaborate examination to diagnose herpes. As mentioned earlier, if you have indeed contracted herpes, you could transmit this to the person you have sexual contact with, even if you are not experiencing any symptoms. Kindly refrain from all sexual/oral contact with another individual. Get yourself diagnosed and treated first.
I hope I have succeeded in providing the information you were looking for. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications. I would gladly help you.
Best wishes.
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Oral Sex With A Partner Having Herpes Infection, Pain In Glans, Tingling In Mouth. Have I Contracted Herpes?
Hello and welcome to HCM. Thanks for your query. Herpes is generally contracted from direct contact with herpes sores/lesions, abrasions, cuts, open wounds, etc. Herpes has long periods of latency, thus it can be asymptomatic for a very long time or even appear early. You can never be certain about contracting herpes. Thus I advise you to kindly visit a doctor for an elaborate examination to diagnose herpes. As mentioned earlier, if you have indeed contracted herpes, you could transmit this to the person you have sexual contact with, even if you are not experiencing any symptoms. Kindly refrain from all sexual/oral contact with another individual. Get yourself diagnosed and treated first. I hope I have succeeded in providing the information you were looking for. Please feel free to write back to me for any further clarifications. I would gladly help you. Best wishes.