Hi there, any information & advice would really help.
I am a 22 year old male. I am quite sexually active both protected/non-protected but usually always protected. I have always had HSV1, getting cold sores since a young age, but very mild ones, possibly 1 to 2 times a year and small ones. Last year on the 14th of November - I went for a full STD check including IGG bloods for both HSV1 & HSV2 and the results came back positive for HSV1 & negative for HSV2. However recently on the 12th of March I went for another full STI check & blood tests, because I was experiencing a greenish discharge which I thought was Chylamdia. I had a urine sample taken & a swab however the results came back negative for everything & my IGG blood results came back positive for HSV1 & equivocal for HSV2. I have not experienced any lesions/cuts or blisters on my genitals however there has been an itch/burning/tingling sensation in my pubic area & inner groin, which I think could just be related to my intense anxiety over this situation, I am not sure.
After getting my equivocal results back my doctor said I should retest in next 4 months just incase it was an early infection or a mistake. After this confusing result my mind has been all over the place & I have been so anxious.
I decided to see another doctor as this discharge was still continuing & he said it was urethritis & prescribed me doxylin for 10 days which cleared everything up. He also told me that IGG blood tests are not so accurate & the best way to diagnose herpes is through a swab if there is a lesion present & told me not to worry & just try put this all behind me because how mentally straining this all is.
However I cannot stop over obsessing about this. It has now nearly been a month and i have not experienced any pain, lesions, cuts or blisters on my genitals just sometimes a bit of an itch and a burning/tingling sensation around my pubic area & inner groin.
What are the chances this is herpes?
What is the chance of my equivocal result going negative?
Thank you for reading this & your time.