No significant risk: Oral herpes is transmitted only by contacting someone with your mouth, i.e. by kissing or performing oral sex. In theory maybe by utensils and shared drinking glasses, but this is rare. Contact with your genital area connot transmit it unless you also have genital herpes. Also a "mostly healed" sore probably is no longer infectious, but in future best avoid all contact until totally healed.
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Not likely: Most people already have hsv1 virus in a nerve in their face. Only a few have any symptoms, so he is probably already infected and will notice nothing. While you may be shedding virus at any time, there is much less when healing. The oral sex (receiving) is not a factor. A prescription pill is very effective and very safe to prevent or treat the cold sores. You need to take it at the first tinglin
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