A ask more or less herpes ?
Ok so my boyfriend gets cold sores and i know this is a type of herpes. WE are both still virgins but have been together for over a year very soon and are of legal age and are thinking of changing that fact soon. i be just wondering, because he gets cold sores, by having intercourse could he hand over me herpes?
Answers: There are several different kinds of Herpes. (chicken pox is even a form of Herpes called Herpes zoster).
since you don't seem too keen on sex and sexual vigour you should talk about it with a doctor you trust and who is not biased roughly speaking premarital sex. They will give you the best advice and help answer any question you may have before you and your boyfriend take the subsequent step, in fact, go together!.
And don't be embarrased roughly speaking it.
EDIT: Yeah and as for the Cody, you can't catch AIDS, you catch HIV which eventually becomes advanced and become AIDS. Source(s): http://www.herpesonline.org/articles/oral_herpes.html
t have oral sex when any sort of sore is present on his mouth, or you will contract herpes on your genitals. Now him having herpes on his mouth does not mean that he have them on his genitals.. so you should be fine there. Just to be safe, have him wear a condom. Source(s): My husband and I own the same problem.. so far we are both fine and be both perform oral sex on a regular basis. :)
Your boyfriend can infect you near genital herpes by giving you oral sex (or head). Oral herpes or herpes simplex type 1 can be transferred to the genital area through oral sex, many sexual active citizens do not know this and find out when its too late. I would advice you not to receive oral sex from your boyfriend unless you are wearing some form of protection.
Almost all people hold HSV 1 (cold sores). HSV 1 can transfer to the genital area through oral sex. BUT (now this is what my doctor said and I read it on the net) because most of us acquired HSV1 in words in childhood, when we become sexually active and possibly get HSV1 contained by the genital area, you mostly ONLY suffer one outbreak then the virus migrates back to the nouns where it was originally contracted (mouth area).
That is why HSV1 is mostly associated with oral herpes.
As you've already said avoid kissing when he have an outbreak on his lips but you also need to be careful if you to enjoy oral sex. HSV-1 Herpes on the lips can be passed on to the genital area. Remember Herpes is skin to skin contact. Practice safe sex beside condoms and you should be fine.
If you mean he have cold sores on his mouth or lips, he has herpes simplex. And that is contagious.
If you have it in mind he has sores on his genitals, it is a different strain called genital herpes. That strain is contagious with intercourse, yes.
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Answers: There are several different kinds of Herpes. (chicken pox is even a form of Herpes called Herpes zoster).
since you don't seem too keen on sex and sexual vigour you should talk about it with a doctor you trust and who is not biased roughly speaking premarital sex. They will give you the best advice and help answer any question you may have before you and your boyfriend take the subsequent step, in fact, go together!.
And don't be embarrased roughly speaking it.
EDIT: Yeah and as for the Cody, you can't catch AIDS, you catch HIV which eventually becomes advanced and become AIDS. Source(s): http://www.herpesonline.org/articles/oral_herpes.html
t have oral sex when any sort of sore is present on his mouth, or you will contract herpes on your genitals. Now him having herpes on his mouth does not mean that he have them on his genitals.. so you should be fine there. Just to be safe, have him wear a condom. Source(s): My husband and I own the same problem.. so far we are both fine and be both perform oral sex on a regular basis. :)
Your boyfriend can infect you near genital herpes by giving you oral sex (or head). Oral herpes or herpes simplex type 1 can be transferred to the genital area through oral sex, many sexual active citizens do not know this and find out when its too late. I would advice you not to receive oral sex from your boyfriend unless you are wearing some form of protection.
Almost all people hold HSV 1 (cold sores). HSV 1 can transfer to the genital area through oral sex. BUT (now this is what my doctor said and I read it on the net) because most of us acquired HSV1 in words in childhood, when we become sexually active and possibly get HSV1 contained by the genital area, you mostly ONLY suffer one outbreak then the virus migrates back to the nouns where it was originally contracted (mouth area).
That is why HSV1 is mostly associated with oral herpes.
As you've already said avoid kissing when he have an outbreak on his lips but you also need to be careful if you to enjoy oral sex. HSV-1 Herpes on the lips can be passed on to the genital area. Remember Herpes is skin to skin contact. Practice safe sex beside condoms and you should be fine.
If you mean he have cold sores on his mouth or lips, he has herpes simplex. And that is contagious.
If you have it in mind he has sores on his genitals, it is a different strain called genital herpes. That strain is contagious with intercourse, yes.
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