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Re: Causes of Herpes Type I in Vaginal AreaFrom: Anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 31 Mar 2003 14:51:09 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 31 Mar 2003, anonymous wrote: > >I have a question I hope someone can answer. About a year ago I had a >sore outside of my vagina that was classified as a Herpes Type I (NOT >gential herpes-- type II) Since then I have had only one other small >outbreak (2 tiny sores). My question is how exactly does Type I invade >the genital area, and what specifically causes it to occur (like >stress?) My gynecologist hasn't given me any specifc information, nor >can I find anything online about it. Also, how common is it? I am >extremely prone to cankersores in my mouth, so I am assuming it is >connected somehow. > >Any info would be greatly appreciated! Not a doc but my guess is the easiest way to get Herpes Type I on the genitals is through oral sex with somebody that has it. I don't know how long the virus lives but I suppose it is possible to spread if you touch a fever blister and then touch your genitals, somebody please let me know if this would be a factor or not. I think the main factor in genital outbreaks would be the same as oral outbreaks, stress, being run down or being sick. You can also pass on the virus to another partner.
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