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PLEASE HELP! HSV 2 YES OR NO

I have been diagnosed with HSV-2 from a positive IGM test.

My doctor got me to do an HSV 1 and 2 test.

So, in other words, his stance is:
HSV-2 IGG Negative= <0.90
HSV 2 IGM Positive =1:20 Range <1:20
HSV1 IGG Positive = 4.90H
I have no symptoms or rashes and it's been 6 weeks since a possible exposure
Could you please Help!!!
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Why dont you see a urologist or dermatologist?
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Quick question for you. It's been 7 weeks since a possible exposure and I have no symptoms. Last night I masturbated and in the morning I noticed that the foreskin and the tip of my penis were swollen and red. Yeast infection, balanitis?
I was on antibiotics (Doxycycline) for 10 days but I ended the treatment 2 weeks ago. Since then I have all kinds of stomach issues ( bloating, gas, pain etc).
The PC said that in her opinion I don't have HSV2 since the first outbreak occurs in the first 2 weeks after the exposure.
For peace of mind, I'd love to hear your opinion about this.
Thank you in advance!!!
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I just got back from my Primary Care and I was told to ignore the IgM result and just consider the IGG and also that it's a good sign that usually the first outbreak is within 1-2 weeks after exposure. Fingers crossed!!!
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Thank you so much!
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Hi, we dont use igm so rule out the positive. We only use igg and it show negative. Testing at 8 weeks would be a good indicator and 3 months would be conclusive.
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