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two negative genital herpes blood test results

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to have genital herpes even when two type specific blood tests were negative. The first test was done about three or four months after possible infection and the second test was done a year later. Both times the results were negative for genital herpes. I have been examined a number of times by my gynecologist and no sores were found. But, I have been having a burning, uncomfortable irritated feeling in my vagina off and on for over a year now. None of my male partners seem to have any symptoms. Also, I recently had a UTI, which is the first time in my life that has happened to me. I'm trying to figure out if  it could be herpes or could it be related to the uterine fibroids I have or possibly perimenopause. Can anyone help me.
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101028 tn?1419603004
have they tried topical estrogen cream for you to see if that helps?  

the fibroids won't cause those symptoms.
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Thanks for your response. Yes, I do get tested, and my pap smears come back fine. I'm thinking.....hoping......it's either menopause related or fibroid related. The fact that my blood tests come back negative for herpes and none of my male partners seem to be infected is a good sign. Again, thanks for responding.
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101028 tn?1419603004
really no reason to suspect herpes as a cause of your symptoms.  do you get tested for yeast and bacterial infections vaginally when you are seen for your symptoms?

grace
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