[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Sexual Health and Reproduction category? Maybe give some free advice about: General Sex Questions? junebug93 answered Friday January 18 2008, 6:49 pm: You can get herpes through oral transmission, from an open cold sore on someone's mouth, or you can get genital herpes, which is transferred sexually and appears in genital areas. You may also get the cold sore type herpes in your genital areas through someone with a cold sore transferring the herpes there orally (oral sex). A woman would not be able to get herpes on her breasts unless there was some kind of open wound there, and bodily fluid was transferred. Someone would have to rub their herpes sores over a cut on a woman's boobs for her to get herpes - and I'm assuming this isn't gonna happen to you any time soon =]... And even if this did happen, no matter how herpes is transmitted, the sores are only present either in the genitals or in the mouth.
If you have any weird inflamations/ sores on your breasts you should probably get them checked out anyway, but I'm thinking that it probably isn't herpes.
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