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Query regarding hsv
Does holding or touching penies or glands or touching sperm leakage or urine leakage by sex worker. Causes hsv ?
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Herpes can spread through bodily fluids such as saliva, semen, vaginal secretions, and breast milk, particularly through contact with infected fluids during intimate contact like kissing, oral sex, or sexual intercourse. It can also spread via skin to skin contact.
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Avoid close contact with people suffering from same.
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No but next time be careful with bodily fluids
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It can cause HSV. Please get it checked by a general surgeon or dermatologist.
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lesions needs to be examined properly
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