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Outbreaks in a new location.
I was diagnosed with HSV2 nearly 30 years. When I have had outbreaks, 99.9% of the time they have been in my back, right side. This week, I have had a suspicious "bump", but on my left side. Do occurences sometimes change sides? After 30 years, this is a bit of a curve for me. Thanks in advance, Henry
This is more or less a small singular "bump". It has minimal tenderness, may be fluid filled, I can't tell. It is in the seam of my buttocks, but on the left side, vs. the right where I normally have my occurences.
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