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A herpes blood test at this point more accurately reflects your herpes status prior to the encounter you are worried about. Some folks will test + within 2-3 weeks of infection but you'll need to repeat your blood test 4 months post encounter for it to be most accurate.
If you have obvious symptoms then a lesion culture is the prefered testing method.
Hi Simple1,
Can you give me some details about the exposure (was it with or without condom, oral or gentital or both, who did you do it with etc)
I just took a test yesterday after 10 days,and awainting results. Check out my earlier posts on my exposure.
thanks
seasian
If you have obvious symptoms then a lesion culture is the prefered testing method.
grace
You can pcr swab anything. You don't need a blister to break open for pcr.
grace
Can you give me some details about the exposure (was it with or without condom, oral or gentital or both, who did you do it with etc)
I just took a test yesterday after 10 days,and awainting results. Check out my earlier posts on my exposure.
thanks
seasian