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I recently took a Herpes test due to my husband cheating on me with a female that has had multiple partners. My doctor callled me saying it was positive . The positive part of the test is HSV 2 lgg is 2.80 . My last test was negative which was a little over 5 yrs ago. I also read you can receive a false positive which is why the Center for disease control does not recommend testing sexually active people. Is 2.80 considered low should I be concerned , not sure what how to handle this or what to do. Can you please help me clarify this thank you.
Doing that next week . I've never had any signs at all nor have I noticed any on him . Thanks
Hi and welcome. Yes a 2.80 is an extremely common number for a false positive if the test was taken 3 months post exposure.
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