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Toptoptop
December 9th, 2013, 11:51 PM
So my friend is kinda a player. He made out with these one girl who has do e a lot of things with a lot of guys. Well he saw hat she had little red bumps on her chin. He asked her what are they and she said oh I got hit, nothing to worry about. Well now he has red bumps on his chin and it's really noticable. Well before he got them me and him have shared drinks and stuff. But now I have the bumps too. They haven't gone away, and I don't think it's acne but I could be wrong. They don't have white heads or anything but there all The bumps are on the same place on us. Could this be herpies? I'm worried because I know it never goes away. I don't want some stupid thing ruining my life. Thanks
Elysium
December 9th, 2013, 11:53 PM
Puberty for Boys :arrow: VT General Hospital
LouBerry
December 10th, 2013, 12:00 AM
I doubt that it's herpes. You would almost definitely know. Although, oral herpes can be spread from things like kissing/sharing drinks, but what you're describing sounds more like acne, not a cold sore.
Harley Quinn
December 10th, 2013, 08:07 AM
If you think that it is herpes, you should she a doctor or a medically trained professional. I don't think it is herpes though.
Here have some information about herpes that may help you and may help you realise it's not herpes:
Tingling, itching, or burning: Before the blisters appear, the skin may tingle, itch, or burn for a day or so.
Sores: One or more painful, fluid-filled blisters may appear. Blisters break open and often ooze fluid and form a crust, before healing. The first time sores appear, they will show up between 2 and 20 days after a person has contact with an infected person. The sores can last from 7 to 10 days. Where the sores appear often varies with type:
Oral herpes (HSV-1): Most blisters appear on the lips or around the mouth. Sometimes blisters form on the face or on the tongue. Although these are the most common places to find oral herpes, the sores can appear anywhere on the skin.
Oral (mouth) herpes: 2 to 3 weeks to heal.
Katiya
December 14th, 2013, 12:47 AM
That could well be oral herpies. But only ur doc can say for sure. But given what you have said I would say its likely. I have a thing about not sharing drinks or anything and I've never had cold sores or anything likeit. II've also never kissed anyone.
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