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Thanks Life360! However it wasn't from his last exposer just his last unprotected exposer. Does that make a difference?
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Since you tested neagtive for herpes, you dont have hereps
Since he tested negative 3 months after exposure, he doesnot have herpes
I've had more concerning issues. This week I had what appeared to be bumps, then I had red areas that looked like a scrape on my vaginal lip. The bumps are gone, and so are the scrapes/leisions however I'm unsure if the bumps were where the leisions were. I immediately went to the doctor she said the skin just looked irritated...I asked her even though I had bumps? She said it didn't change her opinion. The bumps just looked like red pimples I believe, they didn't look like they had any fluid. She didn't culture them. I will be approaching the 10 week mark on July 20th could I consider these results conclusive? My recent partner and I are not monogamous. He got tested three months after his last unprotected exposer he was negative, his other two partners (he uses condoms) also tested negative. I guess I'm just worried they didn't test at the appropriate times. Please help!!
And I'm also having muscle pains in my legs and buttocks. Could be related to herpes? Thanks so much for all your help.
So assuming my partner who isn't monogamous who was tested 3 months after his last unprotected exposer can I be pretty confident I didn't catch herpes from him? I tested 3 weeks after our encounter as sort of a baseline since I was with my ex boyfriend before that. Also if he did (My most recent partner) indeed had herpes in the urethra, would it be painful? What's worrying me was when I was performing oral it felt weird, not like a bump or pus just weird feeling that I hadn't noticed before.
Your blood test came back negative at the correct window period so you dont have hsv2. Also herpes sores are not white heads.
My doc examined the spots and said it didn't look herpetic but she didn't see one that I just noticed it looked similar to a white head, they all kind of had a white spot yesterday. Should I be worried that this is HSV2? Should I get it cultured?
My doc examined the spots and said it didn't look herpetic but she didn't see one that I just noticed it looked similar to a white head, they all kind of had a white spot yesterday. Should I be worried that this is HSV2? Should I get it cultured?
Thank you so much. This has helped me ease my mind. I'll post results as soon as I get another test. It's really great what you all do.
No, it would not. In all most all cases, those that test positive for hsv1 is oral.
Thank you for your response. If it reasonable that I could be infected with HSV 1 in the genitals although I have had cold sores and a negative culture?
Hi, testing 3-4 months post exposure with a negative result would be conclusive that you dont have herpes.