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WHAT ABOUT MY FAMILY IN THE HOUSE WITH ME. DO I NEED TO WORRY ABOUT TOLEIT SEAT USES AND DRINKING BEHIND ME.

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Sunday, May 11, 2008

Jeannie May

Genital herpes is passed on by skin to skin contact generally - usually during sex or oral sex.

Non sexual transmission risks are low. See this page on non sexual transmission - it has a great table with possible activities / scenarios and their risk factors.

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