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  1. Of course we disclosed beforehand, she was entirely aware of both our status' weeks before we played. I am not too concerned about it because I think the likelihood of transfer in this method is probably very low, primarily because research shows that HSV 2 isn't really hospitable orally (or at least "very rarely among immunocompromised individuals"), and in order for this particular transfer to occur, it would have to survive in my mouth, AND her mouth, that to me, seems like it would need to be a perfect storm (1-2% chance of me orally, AND a 1-2% chance of her recieving it orally). I was just hoping to find something concrete to share with her so she could rest assured that her decision was a sound one. But I understand the multitude of potential outcomes, and why every scenario may not be covered. Thanks for your answer.
  2. My bf and I (we are both positive for HSV 2 genitally), I am on suppresive therapy (have been since my primary and only outbreak Feb 2017), he is not, but has never had an outbreak; we met up with a friend over the weekend for a little debauchery. My question is, if I was performing oral sex on him, and then she and I were kissing afterward, what is the likelihood of a transfer of his HSV 2 orally through me to her orally. She is concerned that she could end up with an oral presentation of HSV 2, that would have transferred via my saliva. Neither the bf, nor I are positive for HSV 1. I've read that HSV 2 is rarely transferred to an oral outbreak in immunocompromised people, but even that information is related to the recipient performing oral sex directly on the positive genital region, I can't find anything that provides answers for this instance of a third party being infected by kissing someone that had performed oral sex on someone else. Thank you for any information, or even direction in locating a possible answer.
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