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Positive HSV I/II IgG - but Equivocal for both type specific
I had a herpes blood test done and my results are very inconclusive - my doctor didn't even know how they were possible. For the HSV I/II IgG combination test, my result was 9.8H (positive). However, the HSV I and HSV II type specific IgG tests both came back at .91, which is equivocal. So, my question is, do I have HSV or not?
I did a blood test for Herpes several times. The 2 prior ones came back negative whilst the last one read:
HSV 11 Igg AB 5.5 H and Reference Range: 0.0-0.9
What does this mean?
HSV 11 Igg AB 5.5 H and Reference Range: 0.0-0.9
What does this mean?
many things can make the non-type specific test +. we really don't recommend its use any more.
Both your type specific tests were negative.
what led to you getting tested?
grace
Both your type specific tests were negative.
what led to you getting tested?
grace
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