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Test results
In March I had protected sex with my partner twice in one night. He says he got tested in January, and came out clean but I still have my doubts.
I tested at 4 weeks and everything came out negative. I tested again at almost 11 weeks (1 day short of 11 weeks), and everything came back negative. I have not had an outbreak, just strange symptoms such as mild itching on my pubic area. Sometimes my labia minora would burn if I touched and rubbed it too often, for checking for bumps. I'm a hypochondriac with severe ocd & anxiety, so I do not know if my symptoms could be self inflicted. I've never had any lesions, bumps or anything.
Questions:
Should I still be worried that I could have contracted hsv 2, or is it time to move on?
I'm scared to look at my index value, because if it has risen that will cause me to get severe anxiety and worry even more about contracting herpes. Should I just take the negative for what it is?
I tested at 4 weeks and everything came out negative. I tested again at almost 11 weeks (1 day short of 11 weeks), and everything came back negative. I have not had an outbreak, just strange symptoms such as mild itching on my pubic area. Sometimes my labia minora would burn if I touched and rubbed it too often, for checking for bumps. I'm a hypochondriac with severe ocd & anxiety, so I do not know if my symptoms could be self inflicted. I've never had any lesions, bumps or anything.
Questions:
Should I still be worried that I could have contracted hsv 2, or is it time to move on?
I'm scared to look at my index value, because if it has risen that will cause me to get severe anxiety and worry even more about contracting herpes. Should I just take the negative for what it is?
Hi, this as already been answered 17 times. Please see a doctor for anxiety concerns.
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