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If you're in the US and you are age 32 or younger, you almost certainly had the HepB vaccine. I have a daughter who is 32, and she was definitely immunized as a routine vaccination. I have an older son who is 34, and I can't recall if he was vaccinated against HepB - I only remember my daughter's immunization because I had to pull out her record for a job she had at one point.
It may not have been required at that point, but it was certainly routine by the early 1990's.
I answered this in herpes, but will expand a little.
You've tested negative for everything except hsv1. You have already tested at 6 weeks-ish, and don't need to test for anything again.
The only thing that would take longer than 6 weeks is hep B, and you have probably been vaccinated for that. Check with your doctor.
I know you are focused on this being an STI of some kind, but your symptoms cleared. If it was, your symptoms wouldn't have gone away.