Well a 6 week negative igg test is great news because 50 percent of people test positive after 3 weeks. So 6 weeks is like 70 percent of people would test positive at the 6 week mark. Search on the website and you’ll see that answer from the experts. Also you could ask the experts a question at the asha website. You’re fine.
Can someone please help me? The urine culture came back negative for all bacterial infections, but there are white blood cells and red white cells found. Could this be due to herpes despite the lack of visible symptoms, except for the burning sensation which has been going on for 2 to 3 weeks? Can a doctor please chime in?
I got my blood test results today, HSV2 IGG < 0.2 which means negative, I hope this is accurate. I will have to retest again at 16 weeks mark to confirm this result. I am relieved for now, but still unsure about the accuracy of this test at this stage, especially due to the persistent burning sensation on the tip of my penis which is freaking me out. Is there a possibility the antibodies are still not high enough to show up? Any expert advice would be much much appreciated.
I also did a urine and semen culture to check for all possible bacterial STDs and prostatitis which might be causing the burning sensation, I will keep you guys updated.
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It’s harder for a woman to pass it to a man. Without an outbreak present, if she’s on no meds, and no protection used... The statistic show if a couple has sex 2 times a week for a year you’ll only have either a 4 or 5% chance of catching it under those circumstances each year. If she’s one daily meds for it, it’s even lower.