How would you exchange fluids without touching the infected skin?

Do you have an example?

Angela :)

More than likely not.  But there may always be a very small chance that it might
happen.

ar

I am copy and pasting a response to a post I responded to earlier, about the
same thing...

My doc told me when I was diagnosed (AGAIN)  1 month ago,
and EVERYTHING I have read, states clearly that type 1 can be transferred to
the genitals and vice versa..
I had genital herpes  (though they have only 2 times been on the genitals...
never blisters, only welts, and  otherwise only on my buttcheek) - before I
even had sex! it DOES NOT require skin to skin contact but fluid can
transfer them also. I know exactly where mine came from.. the blister itself
does not have to touch your genitals. I had severe cold sores as a kid, and
my doc says since it was before ANY sexual contact - I likely transferred it
to myself in another area, and that this was not uncommon. women end up with
it from oral sex by a man with  a cold sore! I studied this virus in depth
when I became pregnant and the life and ability of my child was at risk (
TONS of outbreaks during pregnancy, I was afraid they would not go away!!).
But I wont argue.. I just want to give my "opinion" based on my findings and
doctors responses to my questions. Anyways,

An oozing mouth blister touching a penis/vagina... a person who picks their
blisters and touches a woman or man before washing?? yes it is possible..
but it does not travel in semen  if thats what you mean