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Herpes on back
So I've gotten a red rash with blisters I was putting peroxide on it I covered it with a bandaid and it leaked yellow stuff went to the Dr he said it looked like a viral infection did a sample and on my paper he gave me says herpe symplex virus 054.9 what does that mean?
Ok yeah second opinion probably would be gud since how all this started was gud. Ill repost what had happen maybe u and others can help.or maybe someone else has or is going through the same thing.
I can only suggest that you are not getting complete testing or diagnosis here. Return to your medical providers for the full details.
I think the HSV2 diagnosis is questionable and the rash could be Zoster. Either way you need more comprehensive medical assistance.
I think the HSV2 diagnosis is questionable and the rash could be Zoster. Either way you need more comprehensive medical assistance.
Its right above my waist line. I had a iGg I believe it's called I never say the rest results of that
I had multiple test done the nurse said I had past all of them then I came in again a week later and a different nurse said I tested positive for hsv2.
I had multiple test done the nurse said I had past all of them then I came in again a week later and a different nurse said I tested positive for hsv2.
OK we need all the information here.
Is the blistery rash above the waistline. If you wore a pair of boxer shorts, would this cover the rash?
What blood test did you have that suggested a HSV2 diagnosis?
Seems like the swab was tested for HSV1/2 at a guess. Confirm this and now ask them to use the sample to confirm type.
Is the blistery rash above the waistline. If you wore a pair of boxer shorts, would this cover the rash?
What blood test did you have that suggested a HSV2 diagnosis?
Seems like the swab was tested for HSV1/2 at a guess. Confirm this and now ask them to use the sample to confirm type.
Its on my right side of my lower back. It was a swab and it did not say hsv1 or 2 just herpe simplex virus. How would I even get that on my back?
Where exactly was the blistery rash?
When you say a sample, did you have a swab of the lesion or a blood test or both?
Is there anything more on the paper, such as HSV1, HSV2 or Zoster for example?
When you say a sample, did you have a swab of the lesion or a blood test or both?
Is there anything more on the paper, such as HSV1, HSV2 or Zoster for example?
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