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Contracting Cold Sores
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I.am.Sam
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hahaha ahhh ..if she getting herpes on her mouth ..i hope she is not the pay as you go type
but furk that ...wheres the stripper pics and her daughter
Abzo is looking for a lady ....i need to find him one
Nocturnity
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The cold sores on your mouth are HSV-1, although HSV-2 can also break out on your mouth. HSV-2 just prefers the pubic area. They are both part of the same family and almost identical, so people saying ewww to genital herpes but cold sores are "ok" are idiots. If you have herpes, you have herpes.
If you're worried, OP, just get some tests done at the doc. They draw blood and send it off. Just make sure you get the newer IgG test, as it's more accurate and can actually tell you which type of HSV you have.
If you're worried, OP, just get some tests done at the doc. They draw blood and send it off. Just make sure you get the newer IgG test, as it's more accurate and can actually tell you which type of HSV you have.
Rocket Raccoon
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I.am.Sam
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God help her.
bwahahahaa ......
so wheres the pics drewchan
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herpes simplex virus (type 1) causes cold sores and herpes simplex virus (type 2) is the STD. On that note both can cause mouth sores. Dont touch her till it goes away, if its type 1 its self limiting if it doesnt go away get a test 
Oh and saying when you get older you can transmit it is utter rubbish
Oh and saying when you get older you can transmit it is utter rubbish
Also, saliva is the external carrier so don't drink from the same cups, don't share cutlery.... basically don't touch her or anything she touches If you are worried about that, you can use 10% bleach to sterilise surfaces like bathroom sinks and kitchen countertops. In the end, if you get infected the viral DNA will remain forever in your neural ganglia (mostly in the spine). Forever. :O
If you are worried about that, you can use 10% bleach to sterilise surfaces like bathroom sinks and kitchen countertops. In the end, if you get infected the viral DNA will remain forever in your neural ganglia (mostly in the spine). Forever. :O