Can I get herpes from sharing clothing w/ someone that has it?

Question

someone very close to me has herpes and she tried on pair of my shorts. If i wash them, will it be okay for me to wear them with out being exposed to it.

Answer 1

Herpes is NOT spread by clothing. You need to come in DIRECT skin to skin contact with an infected area of someone who has the virus in order to get it.

I would highly suggest you not share underwear with this person though. (It's gross to share underwear anyway).

I contracted genital herpes when I was 17 years old. I still shared clothing with my friends and cousins and none of them ever contracted herpes from me. It's just not spread that way!

Good luck!

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Answer 6

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Herpes is contracted through direct skin contact with an infected person. There are no documented cases of infection via an inanimate object (e.g. a towel, toilet seat etc.) Such infection is theoretically possible but highly unlikely due to the fragility of the virus itself. The virus travels through tiny breaks in the skin or mucous membranes in the mouth (HSV-1) and genital areas (HSV-2), however healthy skin and mucous membranes are normally an effective barrier to infection. However, in the case of mucous membranes, even microscopic abrasions are sufficient to expose the nerve endings into which the virus splices itself. This is why most herpes transmission happens in mucous membranes, or in areas of the body where mucous membranes and normal skin merge (e.g., the corners of the mouth).

Answer 7

NO just like how people said you can get AIDS from a Dirrty toilet seat my friend thought she got herps from her sister borrowing her panties but i proved that you cant meaning she got it from her BF so just wash them anyway cause i wouldn't wear clothes someone else wore before me gross

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Answer 9

.... If you have an open wound and they have their blood on their clothes and you put their blood on your open wound then MAYBE......



I really don't think you will get herpes from wearing sumone else's clothing.

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