I'm sorry you are feeling stressed out about this encounter.  The chances of acquiring HSV in this way are really quite small.  Perhaps showering afterwards will reduce the risk of acquiring anything - difficult to know how much that impacts things.  Herpes symptoms would NOT appear within about 10 minutes, though, and I actually don't think anything of an STD related nature would show up that soon.  Also if you had new herpes, I would expect first symptoms to show up  on the penis, not on your belly. 

Terri
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Thank for your response.  How long does tingling, burning sensation, and itching occur in new  herpes? Is it possible to experience burning sensation in the the pelvic area from herpes?  Are there people who have contracted herpes from frottage?

I'm not aware of people having contracted herpes from frottage specifically, but  the practice of rubbing genitals together does have risk.  This is something I've discussed specifically with Dr. Anna Wald at the University of Washington.  I've not heard of people having burning in the pelvic area from herpes but certainly herpes can cause burning sensations on the genital skin specifically with infection.  Normally with new infection we would see sores as well as tingling and itching and burning.  If you have those sensations without lesions, there may well be something else going on here besides herpes, perhaps yeast?  Have you seen a professional to have this evaluated in person?

Terri


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I have not seen a professional yet but I plan to do so soon.  It's been 28 days since the incident of exposure occurred and i haven't seen any lesions or sores the only thing I have seen is a bump on my stomach which showed up last week and looks like an ingrown hair and it isn't itching, tingling, or burning.  Is it safe to say that I haven't contracted herpes since I didn't get any sores or lesions.  Also in regards to your last response are you saying symptoms of tingling, burning, and itching without sores in the genital area and pelvic burning, abdominal discomfort and testicular pain is not herpes but something else? 

I can't say for certain that it is something else, but I can say that if you've not had symptoms within the past month, then there odds are certainly in your favor that you did not acquire HSV infection at this encounter.  I don't know what else this might be honestly.  Perhaps you are really kind of over-observing for symptoms and noticing things that you might not have previously?

Terri
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