I have reason to believe I was misdiagnosed but I'm not sure. On February 28th, I had rough, unprotected sex with man A. After this, I had some cuts down there, which burned when I peed, but figured it was just because of the rough unprotected sex. A week later on March 7th, I had unprotected sex with man B, while I still had cuts down there from man A. Two days later I noticed 5 parallel bumps on the right side of my labia. I freaked out and went to the nearest STD clinic to get them looked at right away. The doctor looked at them and said it was herpes, and a blood test would make her diagnosis accurate. She also took a sample and looked at it under the microscope and told me I had bacterial vaginosis as well. The actual sores were not tested for anything. She gave me antiviral medication and an antibiotic. I took the antiviral and antibiotic medication for the whole time it was prescribed (about a week) and the bumps and the smell was gone. The bumps went away in about 2 days after I started taking the medication. The day after I left the doctors I went to get my blood drawn. They took blood to check for igg and igm antibodies. I have read that the igm antibodies is of no clinical reference, and the igg antibodies were ordered non-specific in my case. I guess I should have done my research before I paid for these blood tests to get done. After the blood test results came back, I got a call from the doctor saying I definitely had genital herpes because the igg blood test Was elevated but I know i have hsv1 from childhood. So I tried to move on with my life and never took antiviral medications again, even though the doctor prescribed me with one to help suppress the virus in the future. So I decided to do the right thing and tell man A and man B about what had been going on. Both went to get tested, and both tested negative. I was in shock. I was definitely sure than man B gave me the genital herpes because I had those bumps two days after I slept with him, and when I had unprotected sex with him, I had a cut down there and was extremely dumb and slept with him anyway and his sexual history made sense with the diagnosis. So then I had my pap smear done for my annual visit in April, and it was found that I had abnormal cells, which required a colposcopy, which I actually had gotten done before a couple years back. I found myself searching the Internet once again, only to find out that herpes could cause you to have abnormal cells during a pap smear. So I went for the colposcopy in the beginning of may and the doctor said that the cells looked like hpv virus, but after he took the biopsies, he called a week or so later to tell me that it was nothing to worry about. Then that weekend, I had safe sex with man B, which once again was very rough. Two days later, I got the same bumps I got the first time, except on the left side. Four or five red bumps on the left side of my labia. Once again, I freaked out but decided to just wait it out. The bumps were never blistered, or healed over or crusty or anything like that. I never experienced any flu symptoms or any other symptoms that were common in people with herpes. To my surprise, they went away on their own in about a day. I never took an antiviral medication. I was confused. My bumps also never looked like anything I ever saw on the Internet. I know it sounds dumb because obviously everyone with herpes doesn’t run to the internet and post pictures of their genitals, but mine was so different, I couldn’t understand how this could be my fate. The only thing in common with my first and second outbreak was that I had those five parallel red bumps that never blistered or healed over, my groin lymph nodes became swollen, and they were brought upon by some kind of rough sexual intercourse. I know that my sexual history clearly points to this being genital herpes, but for some reason I am still skeptical about my test results. I haven’t had any symptoms since May. I know the virus lays dominant. I also read you are supposed to wait 10-12 weeks after your most recent exposure to go get blood test results. I know searching this Internet is the wrong thing to do. That is why I’m here, to get some answers and real medical advice. I just started a new relationship, and would like to get retested so I can move on and try to have a normal sex life at age 22. Is there any possibility I was misdiagnosed?