1. Could an HSV1 and HSV2 diagnosis from planned parenthood be wrong?
I only see from the above your HSV 2 test was positive, not HSV 1. Cna you please get me the numeric values of the test results so I can sort out the likelihood of a false positive result?
2.Could I have HSV1 and HSV2 (as diagnosed by PP and never have a cold sore or a genital lesion?
Yes, you could be infected with both and not ever have a symptom that you recognized.
3.Could my symptoms be a product of HSV1 and 2? Maybe Zoster?
I'm not sure what you mean by "a product of HSV 1 and 2"
4.Is a 9 week rapid HIV test negative conclusive of my HIV status based on the described exposure?
By 9 weeks, the new HIV tests will pick up greater than 95% of positives.
5. Could that change @ week 12?
I seriously doubt it.
6.Are the symptoms described common symptoms of HSV1 or HSV2?
Not really. Sometimes people with herpes do have burning pain in the back of the leg, but other than that, no.
7. What do you recommend I do to treat my symptoms? (Planned parenthood gave me a prescription for Acyclovir but my primary care doctor said that acyclovir is only used as suppressive therapy for people with many outbreaks or to help alleviate outbreaks faster (since I have never had an outbreak I don't know if I should take it)
I think before you begin to take any medication, you should allow me to review the numeric values associated with the test results. If the values are between 1.1 and 3.5, you need a confirmatory test done to be sure the results are accurate.
8. Could this symptoms be related to a more serious problem?
Hard to say without knowing more about your general health, lab results for other tests, other than STDs. Joint aches are also bothersome, but I"m not sure about your situation. But I can help you with the herpes issues.
Terri
Can someone please answer my question?
Thanks