once again, it's not likely this is herpes going on. You've been seen and they don't think these bumps are herpes related. Herpes lesions would heal on their own even without treatment, not stick around for 8 weeks.
Don't waste your time and money on more testing for hiv and hsv. it's just not worth it. If you continue to have back pain or leg pain, follow up on that separately.
grace
Grace, it's just that these symptoms started right after encounter and I felt like I got hit by a brick Viral wise. My sacral nerve pain has not gone away and I am very irritable, tired, can't sleep. i have no lesions, but i do have sensative skin in inside of thighs when I feel like something is going on. I have constant pain in lower back, and it feels like I am sitting on "something" when I am in my car or on a hard seat. Is my .91 at 8 weeks a good sign, or is it that I am taking longer to seroconvert because of my HSV1 oral.
This is killing me inside, and I would NEVER have done so now, knowing the risks. Also, I have noticed these "bumps" on my penis head. They are really bumps as much as they are supposedly the ends of the capillaries in my penis. Every doctor has said this is normal, and that is NOT herpes, but I have some residual pain in my penis, and these bumps were not there before this occured. This is freaking me out. They are not HPV. I plan on going back after 3 months exposure date to be retested for HIV and HSV2. How long do I need to wait, since I have heard some take 8 months to seroconvert?
Honestly odds are this isn't herpes going on. I'd listen to your gp's advice - it is good advice.
You don't have to worry about hiv either. Actually I wouldn't bother with any testing from this encounter.
You have a history of hsv1 orally already and hsv1 would've been the biggest risk from oral sex. This isn't likely to be herpes going on.
grace