Virus infection in mouth
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Hi,Please check your father in law for the presence of airborne fungus called cryptococcus gatti in his system.
HIV virus will be present in semen, but the semen was exposed to air, and HIV is a fragile virus to live in air.
Second, we will also assume that the virus still existed in the semen and was not neutralized by air exposure, your kid tool the semen and put in his mouth. Your kid was not bleeding, and when I say bleeding I am talking about significant and noticeable amount of blood.
If the dildo had been taken directly from an infected person and put in your mouth, you risk would still be much lower than the 1 in 10,000 risk associated with oral sex on an infected person. In your case, the dildo had been exposed to air and drying, further reducing the risk. This was a no risk exposure.
As for the vibrator, again, very, very low risk for the same reasons.
Your known exposure to a person with HSV1 favors that virus over HSV2, but the symptoms and signs are identical in primary infection with either of them.)
Presumably you are on treatment with acyclovir, valacyclovir, or famciclovir; this will speed healing of the oral sores. If not, talk to your "infection doctor" friend about it. With or without treatment, the inflamed lymph nodes may take up to 3-4 weeks to recede.
HSV-1 is mainly transmitted by oral-to-oral contact to cause oral herpes infection, via contact with the HSV-1 virus in sores, saliva, and surfaces in or around the mouth. However, HSV-1 can also be transmitted to the genital area through oral-genital contact to cause genital herpes."
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The HSV1 virus is typically transmitted through kissing or sharing drinks and utensils.
You might want to check about "thrush" or "Candidis" which is a yeast infection that you might have in your mouth and throat. This is not uncommon in diabetics.
Fungal infection (e.g. Candidiasis) can also manifest as white patches. The mouth lesions from fungal infection may also be associated with a stinging or burning sensation. If those lesions really bother you, I strongly suggest that you have those examined by another doctor. A swab or a biopsy of those lesions may need to be done.
22 years ago I was diagnosed with HSV2, genital region, but I do not have HSV1 or any oral infection. I have not had an outbreak in at least 20 years. I am questioning whether or not the virus is present in saliva. I am finding data on the web that it is found in saliva, but I'm wondering if this is from an oral infection, or any HSV2 infection.
First off I just want to say I don't know where I to post this but this is the close one I can find to
mine or maybe not the same at all sorry!
Hey my name is Louis I'm 19.
I've had some type of viral illness for about 23 days now I think. I don't know what kind it is but I'll walk you threw everything.
As you have been on an antibiotic, antibiotics can bring about fungal infections. The sores in your mouth may be a fungal infection. Your pharmacist can help by looking at your tongue to see if it is a fungal infection in your mouth and you can purchase Daktarin Oral gel without a prescription to treat fungal infections in the mouth.
ve never had a herpes sore but my boyfriend has HSV 1. When we first made out heavily he had two sores in his mouth and I never got infected. Maybe the virus couldn't find a pathway in at the time but it seems odd that I've been in this relationship for two years now and have not been infected.
His initial outbreak was also very painful and the doctor said the most extreme she had ever seen.
I have read somewhere that HSV-2 infections are common in gay men, since unprotected oral sex is popular among the homosexual population. So you can get HSV-1 or HSV-2 in your throat or anywhere in your mouth indeed, likewise for your genitals.
My boyfriend has a fever blister. could i have gotten this from him? he just had the blister though.
I was eating at a restaurant and after licking my fingers, I tasted blood in my mouth. I am 100% positive the taste in my mouth was due to blood. I did swallow it. I am worried that I got HIV infected blood on my hands and then transferred it to my mouth and swallowed it. I understand that it is statistically unlikely that the blood was HIV infected. However, 10 days later I developed a rash on my arms. The rash consisted of small flesh colored bumps on both arms.
Hi--the whiteness might indicate thrush/yeast infection in his mouth, especially with how they bother him. Yogurt or buttermilk/clabber might help a mild case but if he really has a good case, they won't go away. The doc or nurse prac will need to look and advise you how to get it gone. Hope he feels better soon.
Seek professional help for your HIV phobias.
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