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Re: Oral Sex
Anonymous
Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 05:54 PMMy ex-boyfriend gave me herpes with no signs or symptoms, he still claims that he dosen't have it! We were together for at least a YEAR before I noticed anything unusual down there... the best thing to do is wait for the blood test. If you do have it, it's not the end of the world and there are treatments for it. Best of luck to you.
re: re: Re: Oral Sex
So Cali Girl
Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 05:37 PMYour welcome. I'm just 20 years old, and when I found my results I was devistated. I had only ever had lost my virginity to another virgin, and then had sex with my ex. My ex actually threatened to tell all of my friends, co-workers, and any new guys that I might be seeing about it!!! It's been really hard for me to deal with, but I take Valtrex daily and I've only ever had ONE outbreak! I make sure to tell a person before we get intimate, and we usually decide to use a condom and everything is fine! I understand what you are going through. If your boyfriend decides to leave you, hes a jerk! You deserve better and there are guys out there that understand. Remember there are millions of people living with this too. - So Cali Girl
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CAM
Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 06:32 PMHi my name is Camilo and I am monitoring this Sharepost Community and I would like to thank you and everyone else who has responded to your post for being an active part of the community. Let me start of by telling you that I am not a certified healthcare practitioner but I can direct you to some relevant and helpful sections of our site. In case you do obtain a positive diagnosis, check out our Just Diagnosed page. Also we have a great section about dating with a sexually transmitted disease--where you will helpful information such as:
2. Can you spread herpes to your partner when you have no symptoms?
3. Can you transmit herpes through kissing?
4. Genital Herpes from oral sex?
I hope this was of some help, and good luck with your boyfriend and future relationships. Also remember to consult with your physician before adopting any new knowledge into practice.
CAM
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