Welcome back to the forum. Thank you for starting a new thread; the herpes issue is a bit complex to add to the previous discussion.
It would be helpful to know more about your new herpes diagnosis. Genital or oral? You refer to kissing, so it seems you mean oral herpes, but it isn't
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Clear-atadine children's. Apparently virus testing wasn't done; if it had, probably you would know the virus type. In any case, I agree that catching genital HSV-2 is unlikely in view of the correct condom use, and if there was no cunnilingus, there was no chance of catching genital HSV-1.
Most important, you still have no worries about HIV. Even if your partner had HIV, and even if HSV was also in the picture, the chance of HIV transmission was minimal. And most likely he didn't have HIV. Further, most of the increased HIV risk related to herpes comes from HSV-2, not HSV-1. Finally, your negaive HIV PCR tests plus the negative antibody test are sold proof you did not catch HIV.
Your reactions to all this ("can't seem to sleep, relax, eat, nothing. I am just so scared I have HIV") are not reasonable; it is not normal to be so upset in the face of such strong evidence against HIV. You clearly do not have it, and surely your own doctor or clinic told you the same thing. If you cannot get beyond these fears despite all this evidence, it suggests a need for professional counseling about it. Please discuss that aspect with your primary care provider.
If you want to give more information about your apparent new herpes, I'll try to help sort out that part of the problem. But regardless of that, it remains certain you did not catch HIV.
Regards -- HHH, MD
As for the herpes, The testing center said I had a herpes IGM test come back positive, but it could be a false positive. I did a herpes IGG blood test at the 4 1/2 week mark and i am hoping its negative. I have to do another one to confirm at 12 weeks which i was going to do with my hiv antibody at 12 weeks. With hiv antibody testing do i have to test past 12 weeks? Last question sorry, what about hiv-2? I shouldnt be worried about that right? The testing center told me the Hiv-1 RNA PCR confirms i dont have hiv-1 but they told me to test at 12 weeks to check for hiv-2? Thank you so much for your help!:)
As your doctor already told you, PCR doesn't miss HIV at the times you were tested. HIV-2 is virtually absent in the US. A 12 week antibody test for that purpose is just being extra careful. It will be negative.