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Herpes after oral sex


Question Posted Monday March 19 2012, 6:31 pm

I am from Turkey, and i gave a blow job to my boyfriend last week. After 4-5 days, herpes grew in my mouth, and they didn't heal. Are they symptoms of STD's? Can they be deadly? And is it possible for me to find out if they are STD's or just harmless herpes, without taking a test?

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adviceman49 answered Tuesday March 20 2012, 9:42 am:
You need to be tested. Sores in the mouth can be Herpes or some other type of infection. See a doctor ASAP.

If they are Herpes they can be an STD and you will need to be treated and informed as will your boyfriend.

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