Question:
I am a woman with HSV2. If i have a current OB, and I perform oral sex on my boyfriend, can he get it?

Answer:
No, but he can get it easily if you two have unprotected genital sex during an outbreak.

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Answer:
I am sorry but I need some clarification...every where I have read on the Internet on Herpes seems to contradict what i have just read in your post

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Types of Herpes
The two types of herpes viruses we will be concerned about are HSV-1 and HSV-2. They are basically the same virus with the type-1 outbreaks appearing most commonly about the mouth and the type-2 affecting the genital or vaginal area. However each type can appear in either location. Once infected by herpes, warning sign or symptoms (prodrome) will appear signaling the onset of an outbreak.
--------------------------------------- How is herpes spread?Direct contact with the live virus including:

• Any direct contact with an herpes infection
• Kissing, touching or caressing actively infected areas
• Sexual contact (vaginal, oral, or anal sex)
• Cold sores or mouth herpes can be spread by sharing the same drinking glass, lipstick, cigarette, etc.

Herpes can be spread by any of the following real-life situations:
Kissing someone if you have a cold sore can transfer the virus to any part of the body that you kiss them (including inside of the mouth and throat, or the genitals)
The virus can be transmitted to your partner if you have active genital herpes and have vaginal or anal intercourse
If you have a cold sore and put your mouth on your partner's genitals (oral sex), your partner can be infected with genital herpes. Consequently, oral sex should definitely be avoided if one partner has a facial herpes attack.
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