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i have recently contracted HVS2, its been 3 weeks since i have been infected, its been 2 weeks since i have had mt 1st outbreak, i a have been doing a lot of reading about this thing. But my problem is, i touched the area of infection which currently no bumps or mucus are present and after i accidentally touch my stomach, after i realized, i applied a little water and soap to the same fingers i touched the area with and rubbed the area on my stomach which i had previously touch, then used a rag to rub and wipe the water away. I am wondering if i could have autoinoculate myself by doing that and if so, how long will it take for new bumps to appear and will i feel the symptoms on the area?
Thank you, thats a sigh of relieve, i was diagnosed via blood test and it came back positive, but i have another query. I have a bump at the base of my stomach (not on my genital area) which im wondering if its a lesion, all the other lesions on my genital are gone but this bump is still there, it had no pus and i think i can recall seeing a hair in it, i picked at it and now its irritated, but im wondering if its a herpes lesion or an ingrown hair
you really don't have to worry about autoinoculation, it doesn't happen much at all.
how were you diagnosed as having hsv2?
grace
how were you diagnosed as having hsv2?
grace
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