Can you get herpes on you hands from genitals?

Answer 1

The second person will get it at the point of contact with an active lesion. If someone has it on their mouth and goes down on someone else, there is a good chance they will develop genital herpes.

Answer 2

Oral Herpes can transfer via intercourse, but if your partner has oral herpes you can catch it by just kissing. Most likely though, you have already come in contact with oral herpes but have no outbreaks. No need to worry. In addition, it is not likely to pass oral herpes in the genital area if that is where your partner has it.

Answer 3

Oral herpes cannot mutate into genital herpes, nor can genital herpes mutate into oral herpes. However, it is possible to contract genital herpes on areas other than the genitals, and the same goes for oral herpes. Herpes, in general, are spread by skin-to-skin contact, or a transference in a short period of time through a third party (example: drinking from the same cup can spread oral herpes). Thus, oral herpes can be transferred to the genital region via oral sex, just as genital herpes can be transferred to the mouth area by the same way. To restate what was said earlier, one strain of herpes cannot mutate into the other strain.

Answer 4

Yes you can catch oral herpes on your genitalia.
You can get the oral herpes infection on the genitals.

Answer 5

Yes, you can get genital herpes from sexual intercourse. You can get it from oral, anal, or vaginal sex, or from genital-genital contact.

Answer 6

yes