Genital HSV1 is less infectious than oral HSV1, and since there is no requirement to disclose oral HSV1 (most people don't even know they carry it, as they get zero symptoms and it's not a routine test -- that's why it's common), it could be argued there's no need to disclose genital HSV1. Or you can just causally mention you carry the cold sore virus, but don't specify where. Avoid sex too ...

Understanding the Context

Does hsv1 need to be disclosed? - Sexual health - Patient Communities Can you get HSV1 and HSV2 in the same place at the same time? I know you can get either in the mouth or genitals. but can you get BOTH down there at the same time.

Key Insights

I got my test results back yesterday and as expected I am positive for genital hsv1. When I spoke with the nurse about suppressive therapy she said it wasn’t something to worry about unless you get another outbreak. I’ve read online that it greatly diminishes the risk of spreading almost to 1% with a condom. So my question is, does anyone take daily suppressive therapy for genital hsv1? I ...

Final Thoughts

Suppressive therapy for genital HSV1 ? - Sexual health - Patient ... disclosure should still happen! hsv1 is becoming more prevalent in the genital region! both orally and genitally the virus still sheds even though there isnt an active outbreak! For example, I could have a test and it could show antibodies for HSV1 but none for HSV2 - would that mean it's a new infection and i could find out that way?

This is driving me insane. HSV1 adn HSV2 diagnosis - how do I know how long i've had it?