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I was at the store and forgot to put a bandaid on my cold sore ( I have a scab on my lip now) and when my finger accidentally brushed the clerk's hand she quickly wiped her finger off. I didn't know what to say. I wish I'd worn a bandaid, but they keep coming off.
I was going to back shortbread cookies for a class I'm in tonight but now I'm having second thoughts. Is this contageous? I don't want to put everyone in a ackward situation. I told my kids about what happened and now they're saying they won't eat anything I cook now, either.
Am I a danger to my family?
In Reply to: Should I cook if I have a cold sore on my mouth? posted by Herp on March 14, 2002 at 14:05:33:
Hi, Herp.
I would not worry about getting herpes from your cookies (send me some :>)
HOWEVER, do not kiss any babies on the eyes!!!!!!!!!!!
Walt
In Reply to: Re: Should I cook if I have a cold sore on my mouth? (Archive in herpes.) posted by Walt Stoll on March 15, 2002 at 10:31:02:
DON'T KISS BABIES OR ANYONE ELSE ANYWHERE WHILE YOU HAVE A SORE. THE HERPES VIRUS CAN ERUPT ANYWHERE ON THE BODY!!!
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