Genital Herpes Mouth

If you have a cold sore occasionally on the lips Can you catch genital herpes around your mouth if you go down on someone who does?

It is unlikely.

Firstly, one with herpes simplex virus reduces your chances of getting the others - if you have HSV-1 on your mouth, you're less likely to get HSV-2 genital, and if you do get are more likely to get an asymptomatic infection.

In laboratory tests, it proved very difficult to infect the same ganglion with a second variety of herpes - HSV-2 over HSV-1 for example. In other words, you would be very unlikely to get HSV-2 on your mouth if you had HSV-1.

And finally, if you took your mouth, you probably would not notice an increase in symptoms. Once on the mouth, genital herpes is oral herpes simply. Oral HSV-2 herpes is the lowest you can get, it does not really want to be there. You're probably never get an outbreak of HSV-2 orally, even if you do catch it. And if you did, it would be simply a cold sore, just like the ones you already have.

And as cold sores, you are much less likely to succeed when your partner does not have symptoms.

You can be infected, even if your lips are healthy. But given that even "cold sores" are part of the herpes simplex virus, I would say that you play with fire. Why would you come down on someone who has been infected, anyway?

YES YES YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! your cold sores can not only be herpes, but may be caused by other things like food and whether and sikness. genital herpes is an STD you should always use a condom and I get medications her doctor!
Lea

If you already have cold sores (HSVI), you have developed antibodies to genital herpes. Your chances of getting there is much less someone who did not get them. Plus making sure the person is not showing signs of having a breakdown is also very important. If you really want to do, do it with caution and realize that, even if your chances are lower than the average, the possibility always exists.

Cold sores are herpes. It HSV1

Yes, because a cold sore and herpes is in the same family, wounds