Was also wondering, If Someone has a low index value of .1 on the 12th week vs something higher like .4, is the .1 better to have what's the difference ??????
Awesome thank you for the response, does anyone else have any insight on this?? it would be great to get a second opinion??
I have never had or heard of a person testing negative at 12 weeks and then positive at 16. I have read the same but again 12 weeks really is conclusive.
Yes. It means you do not have hsv. I already told you hsv is not super contagious. Even if there was Shedding at that moment, most exposures will not lead to transmission. Your 12 weeks test is accurate and your stress is the only thing at this point you need to get passed. You can ask the question in as many ways as you like but the answer won't change.
There was a study done on 20 couples where one partner has hsv2 and the other doesn't. They averaged sex at least 3 times a week (unprotected) no antibodies viral meds either. The only protection was no sex during an obvious outbreak. In a year's time only one couple passed the virus to their partner.
I would believe your test results. If you ever have a lesion or anything else your concerned about swabbed and tested. Your odds from 3 unprotected exposures was very low risk. It's not a super contagious infection. The odds are very much in your favor that you did not contract hsv.
Also the girl has never had a outbreak and doesn't show symptoms