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Hi Terri -
I was reading through some of your older posts and noticed that someone who had a HSV2 reading over 5 (forget number) and HSV2 of 1.46, you said there was an 85% of it being false positive? What would you think about HSV1 5.2 and HSV2 of 3.0? I have never ever had any symptoms....Thanks...
I was reading through some of your older posts and noticed that someone who had a HSV2 reading over 5 (forget number) and HSV2 of 1.46, you said there was an 85% of it being false positive? What would you think about HSV1 5.2 and HSV2 of 3.0? I have never ever had any symptoms....Thanks...
Also, what are your thoughts about a BioKit? Don't most people have an initial outbreak in the least?
Thank you, how would one go about doing the WB?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Sorry I missed this post for a couple of days.
Someone who has an index value of >5 is almost certainly infected with HSV. In your case, we would confirm you 3.0 with a second test, though I must tell you, it would very likely confirm. But I would still order the western blot to confirm the 3.0 index value.
Terri
Someone who has an index value of >5 is almost certainly infected with HSV. In your case, we would confirm you 3.0 with a second test, though I must tell you, it would very likely confirm. But I would still order the western blot to confirm the 3.0 index value.
Terri
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Sorry I missed this post for a couple of days.
Someone who has an index value of >5 is almost certainly infected with HSV. In your case, we would confirm you 3.0 with a second test, though I must tell you, it would very likely confirm. But I would still order the western blot to confirm the 3.0 index value.
Terri
Someone who has an index value of >5 is almost certainly infected with HSV. In your case, we would confirm you 3.0 with a second test, though I must tell you, it would very likely confirm. But I would still order the western blot to confirm the 3.0 index value.
Terri
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
