While common stigma has taught us to think of herpes as 'gross,' that's far from the case.
. And nearly half of people in the U.S. are estimated to have herpes simplex-1 virus, which can cause oral herpes, and in some cases, genital herpes too.. I didn’t, and don’t, have to feel this way, but society made me think I did., to clear up some misconceptions about the herpes virus. It’s time to set the record straight: Herpes is not the end of the world. Read on for facts about this all-too-common diagnosis and answers to questions about living with herpes.
A person who has oral herpes can give a partner genital herpes by giving them oral sex. The reason for that is that both types of herpes can live on either part of the body . So a person with one type of herpes can give another person the same kind of herpes on a different part of the body.Using condoms between outbreaks will reduce the risk of transmission. The risk of transmission can also be greatly reduced if the partner with herpes takes a small daily dose of anti-herpes medication.
Getting tested for STDs is a basic part of staying healthy and taking care of your body — like brushing your teeth and exercising regularly. Getting tested and knowing your status shows you care about yourself and your partner. STD awareness and testing is a basic part of staying healthy and taking care of your body. It’s important to know your risk and protect your health.Try to stay calm and just be honest.
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