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Can i get herpes type 1 from drinking out of a shot glass a few seconds after someone who has it??
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Herpes type one: Any contact with the saliva of an individual with active herpes can be transmitted to another person. It is not as likely as is kissing or other exchanges of oral secretions, but it is possible.
Answered 5/19/2018
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