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herpes or poison ivy?
Hey everyone,
I got tested for everything and came up clean and passed the visual test for herpes. My doctor said that I didn't have to take a herpes blood test if I never had a symptom. BUT I went camping last weekend with my new girlfriend. She was a virgin before we did it last weekend camping so dont worry about that. But we had it thursday and every morning and night until saturday, Now sunday morning I woke up and had a few little red dots on me not on my penis of scrotum but around my pubes and up near my belly buttom. Our canoe rubbed up against poison ivy and I grabbed it to pull it out of the water as well as slide it against my body both like friday and saturday, I could have easily got onto my clothes and got there once I took them off to have sex with her again.
My question is would it be possible for a case of HSV 2 to pop up 8 months later because of new sex or something> We used a condom and everything. Or is this just an unlucky area to get poison ivy hahaha? could you tell me any distinct differences between ivy and herpes?
thanks!
I got tested for everything and came up clean and passed the visual test for herpes. My doctor said that I didn't have to take a herpes blood test if I never had a symptom. BUT I went camping last weekend with my new girlfriend. She was a virgin before we did it last weekend camping so dont worry about that. But we had it thursday and every morning and night until saturday, Now sunday morning I woke up and had a few little red dots on me not on my penis of scrotum but around my pubes and up near my belly buttom. Our canoe rubbed up against poison ivy and I grabbed it to pull it out of the water as well as slide it against my body both like friday and saturday, I could have easily got onto my clothes and got there once I took them off to have sex with her again.
My question is would it be possible for a case of HSV 2 to pop up 8 months later because of new sex or something> We used a condom and everything. Or is this just an unlucky area to get poison ivy hahaha? could you tell me any distinct differences between ivy and herpes?
thanks!
you need to go and be seen and have this looked at. if they suspect herpes, they can do alesion culture.
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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.
