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Can you have protected (condom) sex with someone who has genital herpes and not get infected?


Can you have protected (condom) sex with someone who has genital herpes and not get infected?

Although condoms do provide some protection against the herpes virus, one may still get herpes even though a condom is used. This is because herpes is transmitted via. skin on skin contact and not through blood or secretions like other stds. Copies of the virus are shed from the skin and can affect the other person through contact with mucous membrane (genital areas that aren't covered by the condom). Source(s): sex educator--womens clinic
WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO TRY ? WOULD YOU HAVE PROTECTED SEX WITH A PERSON THAT HAS AIDS ?
wouldn't bank on it
id stay away eek you can even get them if they are not havin a outbreak.... thats what i hear on tv anyways eeeek find a new partner or id at least double up eeeek
The best way to ensure you dont get herpes is to not bang a skank with herpes.
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