Herpes and Genital Warts Forum - Can Herpes Be Transferred From Mouth to Genitals

amethyst eyes

replied on July 10th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

.yes, oral herpes can be transferred to the genitals and genital herpes can be transferred to the oral region.

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bernibaby86

replied on August 8th, 2007

Experienced User

Back in high school when i was dating my b/f at the time for about 2 years. He would get cold sores on his mouth from the herpes simplex virus type 1. We did have oral sex many times. But there was a time when we performed oral sex on me while he had a cold sore and didnt know. So i ended up with herpes on my genitals. When my doctors tested the sores. The results were that it was the herpes simplex virus type 1 which is the common cold sores. Type 2 is the genital herpes. Just b/c I have gotten herpes on my genitals it doesnt mean that i have genital herpes b/c thats the type 2 that I do not have. I just get the common cold sores.

**Yes herpes can be transferred oral to genitals vice versa**

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amethyst eyes

replied on August 9th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

bernibaby, that is not true. Type 1 and Type 2 are very similar with hardly any difference in DNA structure. When they are called Oral Or Genital it is only referring to where the blisters are occuring.

Type 2 can be considered Oral if it is occuring in or around the mouth and Type 1 can be considered Genital if it is occuring in the genital region. The type makes no difference except for occasionally in severity and what you have is considered Genital Herpes.

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bernibaby86

replied on August 10th, 2007

Experienced User

iridescent_opal wrote:

bernibaby, that is not true. Type 1 and Type 2 are very similar with hardly any difference in DNA structure. When they are called Oral Or Genital it is only referring to where the blisters are occuring.

Type 2 can be considered Oral if it is occuring in or around the mouth and Type 1 can be considered Genital if it is occuring in the genital region. The type makes no difference except for occasionally in severity and what you have is considered Genital Herpes.

Well thats what many doctors have told me. I even looked it up on the net on medical websites. There are two different strands. My medical test from the labs even said type 1. Mine dont only occur on the genitals. What i have isnt considered Genital herpes. I have the common cold sore virus.

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everyday_struggle

replied on August 10th, 2007

Experienced User

bernibaby86 wrote:

iridescent_opal wrote:

bernibaby, that is not true. Type 1 and Type 2 are very similar with hardly any difference in DNA structure. When they are called Oral Or Genital it is only referring to where the blisters are occuring.

Type 2 can be considered Oral if it is occuring in or around the mouth and Type 1 can be considered Genital if it is occuring in the genital region. The type makes no difference except for occasionally in severity and what you have is considered Genital Herpes.

Well thats what many doctors have told me. I even looked it up on the net on medical websites. There are two different strands. My medical test from the labs even said type 1. Mine dont only occur on the genitals. What i have isnt considered Genital herpes. I have the common cold sore virus.

Herpes simplex 1 and 2 viruses are similar in that they are both transmitted by direct contact and can sometimes cause intensely painful fluid-filled blisters, containing millions of infectious virus particles. The primary difference between the two infections is the principal site of infection--mucous membranes of the lips and nearby oro-facial skin for HSV-1 or the genital skin for HSV-2

In other words YOU HAVE GENITAL HERPES. I hope you do tell your partners that you do.

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bernibaby86

replied on August 10th, 2007

Experienced User

everyday_struggle wrote:

bernibaby86 wrote:

iridescent_opal wrote:

bernibaby, that is not true. Type 1 and Type 2 are very similar with hardly any difference in DNA structure. When they are called Oral Or Genital it is only referring to where the blisters are occuring.

Type 2 can be considered Oral if it is occuring in or around the mouth and Type 1 can be considered Genital if it is occuring in the genital region. The type makes no difference except for occasionally in severity and what you have is considered Genital Herpes.

Well thats what many doctors have told me. I even looked it up on the net on medical websites. There are two different strands. My medical test from the labs even said type 1. Mine dont only occur on the genitals. What i have isnt considered Genital herpes. I have the common cold sore virus.

Herpes simplex 1 and 2 viruses are similar in that they are both transmitted by direct contact and can sometimes cause intensely painful fluid-filled blisters, containing millions of infectious virus particles. The primary difference between the two infections is the principal site of infection--mucous membranes of the lips and nearby oro-facial skin for HSV-1 or the genital skin for HSV-2

In other words YOU HAVE GENITAL HERPES. I hope you do tell your partners that you do.

Well anyways....I only have the HSV-1 from what i've been told by doctors. So I'm goin by what they've told me and whats on my medical records from their lab. I dont always have breakouts on my genitals either. I've gotten breakouts around my mouth...inside mouth even on my legs sometimes. And my b/f now of 2 years knows I have it. I've told him before we started dating. He's fine with it. Heck we even have a kid together so yea of course he knows. End of story of this topic...answer the girl's question about whether herpes can be transferred to genitals orally or not?

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everyday_struggle

replied on August 13th, 2007

Experienced User

bernibaby86 wrote:

everyday_struggle wrote:

bernibaby86 wrote:

iridescent_opal wrote:

bernibaby, that is not true. Type 1 and Type 2 are very similar with hardly any difference in DNA structure. When they are called Oral Or Genital it is only referring to where the blisters are occuring.

Type 2 can be considered Oral if it is occuring in or around the mouth and Type 1 can be considered Genital if it is occuring in the genital region. The type makes no difference except for occasionally in severity and what you have is considered Genital Herpes.

Well thats what many doctors have told me. I even looked it up on the net on medical websites. There are two different strands. My medical test from the labs even said type 1. Mine dont only occur on the genitals. What i have isnt considered Genital herpes. I have the common cold sore virus.

Herpes simplex 1 and 2 viruses are similar in that they are both transmitted by direct contact and can sometimes cause intensely painful fluid-filled blisters, containing millions of infectious virus particles. The primary difference between the two infections is the principal site of infection--mucous membranes of the lips and nearby oro-facial skin for HSV-1 or the genital skin for HSV-2

In other words YOU HAVE GENITAL HERPES. I hope you do tell your partners that you do.

Well anyways....I only have the HSV-1 from what i've been told by doctors. So I'm goin by what they've told me and whats on my medical records from their lab. I dont always have breakouts on my genitals either. I've gotten breakouts around my mouth...inside mouth even on my legs sometimes. And my b/f now of 2 years knows I have it. I've told him before we started dating. He's fine with it. Heck we even have a kid together so yea of course he knows. End of story of this topic...answer the girl's question about whether herpes can be transferred to genitals orally or not?

I think we have already established the fact that it does. Except now I see that your trying neglecting the fact that you have this disease. Well i sure am glad that you told your boyfreind because i would be mad if you didnt tell me. You should go to a different doctor and get a more solid answer because you have really been misinformed and also to prevent from having been guilty of giving your boyfreind of 2 years this disease.

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