A person infected with genital herpes can pass on the infection, even if _____ are not present. painful blisters chancre sores pus and mucus discharge and itch

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asked Dec 25, 2022 69.2k views

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A person infected with genital herpes can pass on the infection, even if _____ are not present.

painful blisters

chancre sores

pus and mucus

discharge and itch

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I think its B chance sores

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