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The infidelity issue is entirely separate, IMO. If you didn't suspect infidelity before this time, there is no reason to suspect it because of her diagnosis. Definitely discuss this with her if it's bothering you, and keep lines of communication open so that the two of you can work through this together.
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You need to be tested for HSV2 to see if you are infected. If you aren't, she can use daily medication and the two of you can use condoms to keep you from getting infected in the future.
You should be aware that you have a much higher likelihood of not becoming infected by her than of contracting it from her. So there is a good chance you are not infected, but you will only know for sure with a type-specific blood test.
The infidelity issue is entirely separate, IMO. If you didn't suspect infidelity before this time, there is no reason to suspect it because of her diagnosis. Definitely discuss this with her if it's bothering you, and keep lines of communication open so that the two of you can work through this together.
She should refrain from sex until her symptoms are cleared.