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I had a new partner back in may ,after 3 weeks of having sexual intercourse without protection,i started feeling a swollen tiny bump or lesions i don't know what to call it didn't look like anything anything like herpes down in my outer lips,it was itching and i had a lot discharge,and i also had a fever that week.so i went to the hospital because it was getting worst where it was uncomfortable to walk.The doctor told me i had genital herpes, i was prescribe several medicines to take 5 times a days for 5 days and i was also prescribe a cream to put on my lesions.he did say i had an unusual discharge. My outbreak clear out immediately.Its been about 4-5 months now,i haven't had any outbreaks,or itching whatsoever..I am with the same partner we have a monogamous relationship and we are having sex using condoms. The doctor never got a culture done or a blood test done.so i went to a free std clinics 3 weeks ago i got a blood test done,i was negative for chlamydia,syphilis,gonorrhea and HIV..a medical assistant check me out told me i had a lot discharge ,took a sample of it went to the lab; i had a yeast infection,is it possible that the doctor could have been wrong and i had a yeast infection all along ?i have to wait a 2 more weeks to find out if i'm negative or positive for herpes! I have notice little bubble in my urine,it doesn't hurt when i urinated,it's not smelly,it just got little tiny bubbles ,i don't what they are,is that dangerous? could be anything related to herpes?
thank you for responding grace ive taken a blood test for herpes..im currently waiting for the results.I have notice little bubble in my urine for months,it doesn't hurt when i urinated ,i dont have any pain,it's not smelly,it just got little tiny bubbles ,i don't what they are,is that dangerous? could be anything related to herpes?
At this point both you and your partner need type specific herpes igg blood testing if it hasn't been done already.
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
