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Dry, Sore Throat, Feeling Of Malaise. Had Oral With Person With Genital Herpes. Contracted?
Hi I had unprotected oral sex with someone who has genital herpes. She said that she didn't have in around her mouth, only on her vagina and wasnt' currently experiencing any symptoms. 5 days later, today, I woke up with a dry, sore throat and a general feeling of malaise and I'm extremely worried I have contracted hsv-2. a slight case of the chills to
Mon, 23 Sep 2013
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Herpes 1 is normally seen in the oral region and herpes 2 in the genitialia however as a result of oral intercourse , it is possible for a person to have herpes 1 genital herpes and oral herpes 2.
If there is a history of oral herpes (either with herpes 1 or 2) then this can be transferred to the genitalia during oral intercourse with the infected person.
If there is no history of oral herpes then it is unlikely that transfer of the virus can occur during oral intercourse.
Oral herpes would present with discomfort in the mouth, redness , followed by the appearance of a rash that would consist of small fluid filled lesions.
If this is not occurring then it is possible that your symptoms are related to the onset of another viral illness like the common cold and not related to herpes.
I hope this helps
Herpes 1 is normally seen in the oral region and herpes 2 in the genitialia however as a result of oral intercourse , it is possible for a person to have herpes 1 genital herpes and oral herpes 2.
If there is a history of oral herpes (either with herpes 1 or 2) then this can be transferred to the genitalia during oral intercourse with the infected person.
If there is no history of oral herpes then it is unlikely that transfer of the virus can occur during oral intercourse.
Oral herpes would present with discomfort in the mouth, redness , followed by the appearance of a rash that would consist of small fluid filled lesions.
If this is not occurring then it is possible that your symptoms are related to the onset of another viral illness like the common cold and not related to herpes.
I hope this helps
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hi i had gone through your query and understand your concerns.
there are two types of herpes viruses
HSV type 1;infect the upper part of the body-mouth and the face.
HSV type 2;infect the lower part of the body-genital infections
there is a little cross protection.therefore you can get the both infections.
source of infection;
-saliva
-oropharengeal lesions
-skin lesions
-carriers.
confirm with blood test for herpes antibodies
so there is a possibility of infection with herpes virus by you.
treatment plan;
i advise you taking Homeopathic medicines gives safe and permanent cure for your herpes complaints
consult your local homeopathic physician for correct diagnosis of the case and remedy to fit your complaints.
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
there are two types of herpes viruses
HSV type 1;infect the upper part of the body-mouth and the face.
HSV type 2;infect the lower part of the body-genital infections
there is a little cross protection.therefore you can get the both infections.
source of infection;
-saliva
-oropharengeal lesions
-skin lesions
-carriers.
confirm with blood test for herpes antibodies
so there is a possibility of infection with herpes virus by you.
treatment plan;
i advise you taking Homeopathic medicines gives safe and permanent cure for your herpes complaints
consult your local homeopathic physician for correct diagnosis of the case and remedy to fit your complaints.
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
I find this answer helpful
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