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Recurrent herpes liballis

2015-10-23 15:51:59
I am in relatnshp with gf ...i want to know dt can it spread to her if i do physical relatnshp with her ....if yes then is there anything which can prevent frm spreadin to her n we can njoy our relation
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Hello first get treated for herpes and after that you can have a good sexual life comsult physician or dermatologist for further evaluation and treatment.

Answered2015-10-25 11:45:36

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