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is this herpes?

i slept with a guy about a week ago and i dont know if he is infected or not, we did use a condom. i know i read that symptoms start anywhere from 2-20 days. i havent had any blisters, i do have what looks like a pimple, its just one, and its right below my belly button at the top of my underwear. i have been having alot of pelvic pain and it is red down there but i cant see a doctor for another week, and i need some info now so my ques is, can i have herpes without having blisters or is the start of pelvic pain when the blisters come? it doesnt hurt to pee, no headache or fever and it doesnt itch. anyone have any advice?
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101028 tn?1419603004
oh and since it was protected sex, the odds of your pelvic pain being std related is rather low so your regular doctor would be the first step for diagnosis.

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101028 tn?1419603004
If your regular doc can't see you for another week, go be seen elsewhere. If you have pelvic pain, it needs followed up on sooner rather than later.

A one time protected encounter is very low risk for herpes transmission. Not no risk but odds are that you didn't contract herpes.  

grace
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