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becareful not to spread WRONG information
becareful not to spread WRONG information
Herpes.com
"Prodromal Symptoms" such as pain, itching, or tingling, often precedes the blisters by one to two days. Sexual contact (oral to oral, vaginal, or anal) is very risky during this time. The virus is spread from person to person by kissing or other close contact with sores or even from contact with apparently normal skin that is shedding the virus. You do not have to be symptomatic in order to be contagious. You could be shedding asymptomatically. Infected saliva is also a means of transmitting the virus. (See Transmission)
Herpes Whitlow, herpes occurring on the fingers, is often contracted from touching cold sores. Practice good hygiene and wash your hands as soon as possible after touching cold sores or sensitive areas in the prodromal stage to prevent spreading the virus. The herpes virus is easily killed with soap and water.
becareful not to spread WRONG information
mouth herpes is not transmittable unless the person is having a breakout at the time... and IF he is having a breakout he can roll his own.. generally i think a blunt is a 1man thing anyway.
Herpes.com
"Prodromal Symptoms" such as pain, itching, or tingling, often precedes the blisters by one to two days. Sexual contact (oral to oral, vaginal, or anal) is very risky during this time. The virus is spread from person to person by kissing or other close contact with sores or even from contact with apparently normal skin that is shedding the virus. You do not have to be symptomatic in order to be contagious. You could be shedding asymptomatically. Infected saliva is also a means of transmitting the virus. (See Transmission)
Herpes Whitlow, herpes occurring on the fingers, is often contracted from touching cold sores. Practice good hygiene and wash your hands as soon as possible after touching cold sores or sensitive areas in the prodromal stage to prevent spreading the virus. The herpes virus is easily killed with soap and water.