How do you get herpes?!
Question: How do you get herpes.?
I want to have sex the safe way.Health Question & Answer
Answers:
Genital herpes is spread from skin to skin contact. That can be simply a person touching their genitals then touching your genitals and transferring the virus. It can also be spread though vaginal, anal, or oral sex, sex play, petting, etc.
I am sorry to say but there is no safe way to have sex without the risk of herpes. Even if you use a condom, if the person has herpes, there is only a 50% reduction rate in the chances of spreading it. That is because it spreads from skin to skin contact, so the virus can easily occur on areas not covered by the condom. Health Question & Answer
I am sorry to say but there is no safe way to have sex without the risk of herpes. Even if you use a condom, if the person has herpes, there is only a 50% reduction rate in the chances of spreading it. That is because it spreads from skin to skin contact, so the virus can easily occur on areas not covered by the condom. Health Question & Answer
If you have sex with some one who has herpes then you can get herpes.
Oral herpes is kind of common to have 4 out of 5 people in the world have that type and it's contagious during certain stages. It can also be passed onto the genitals, even when there are no signs of an out break.
You can have sex the safe way but condoms don't protect 100 percent against herpes. Herpes likes skin to skin contact to pass on, usually that happens during regular sex and oral sex weather it's protected or not. If there is some thing going on out side of where the condom covers you could still end up getting herpes.
Either try not to have sex with some one who has herpes or don't have sex while they have an out break.
Keep some condoms with you and do some research on herpes and stds to be aware of how they work and what they are.Health Question & Answer
Oral herpes is kind of common to have 4 out of 5 people in the world have that type and it's contagious during certain stages. It can also be passed onto the genitals, even when there are no signs of an out break.
You can have sex the safe way but condoms don't protect 100 percent against herpes. Herpes likes skin to skin contact to pass on, usually that happens during regular sex and oral sex weather it's protected or not. If there is some thing going on out side of where the condom covers you could still end up getting herpes.
Either try not to have sex with some one who has herpes or don't have sex while they have an out break.
Keep some condoms with you and do some research on herpes and stds to be aware of how they work and what they are.Health Question & Answer
whats that got to do with herpes.? you can get it off someone with a cold sore (oral sex) or if you have sex with someone who already has it.Health Question & Answer
all of the above answers are true but also be careful because everyone does not know how to properly use a condom hunny. Health Question & Answer