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Initial outbreak 3 months after exposure?

I had unprotected vaginal and anal sex with a virgin three months ago. Yesterday I had one very tiny, mildly itchy bump next to my anus and after scratching at it I have a few more bumps this evening. I have a slight soreness under my pubic area. No tingling, no fever. The bumps look almost like heat rash. I was wearing pantyhose today. I was wondering if that sounds like an initial outbreak prodrome?
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I agree - if the person was a virgin, the only form of herpes you could get would be genital hsv1, if the person had oral hsv1 and performed oral sex on you.

I'd go with the pantyhose-irritation theory too.

AJ

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if you shave your area and wear a thong or underwear with a tight elastic, it will definitely cause irritation from razor burn and chafing, if you've only had sex with a virgin, i doubt you have herpes.. sometimes if you shave completely down there, you could be a little tender the next day.. it sounds like razor burn to me, and if u dont shave, it could just be irritation from your underwear..
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