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Hello, so for starters I've been with my mate for a year now. I was tested from both the gyn and my PCP which was in April 2015. I came right back for a follow up from my PCP which she told me I was negative from everything .. But she may detect a yeast. Which didn't worry me because I figured it came from using scented soaps and sometimes lotion in my vaginal area. I never followed up with my gyn unfortunately until last week, when she told me I had chlamydia, please keep in mind this visit was also from April. It's weird that chlamydia was never bought to my attention with my PCP. Last week my PCP told me that I was diagnosed with HSV2 ..my gyn never mentioned it. My first visit from my PCP this wasn't mentioned either.. I tested negative for HSV1 but positive for HSV2 igm testing... My numbers for HSV2 igm titter: were 1:40A (<1:20) ..no symptoms no outbreaks. I'm very confused as to why I'm getting 2 different results from my gyn and my PCP ..I'm wondering do I really have HSV2.. Should I be concerned or take more test? Please give me your honest and most thorough answers..

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HSV is not included in most STD tests so perhaps your GYN never tested for it. Ask your PCP why he/she initially said you had nothing but then said you had hsv2, that just doesn't make sense.

Either way you need to ask either of them to test give you and IgG hsv test. Your IgM test is worthless so don't worry about that.

Good luck!

JB

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Hello, I forgot to mention that I was given pills (valacyclovir hcl) 500 mg

I'm not sure if I'm diagnosed just yet so I'm not sure if I should continue to take them..please help!

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Taking antivirals can affect blood tests. Since they help suppress the virus your immune system may take longer to create antibodies that the blood tests look for. Some experts say not to take antivirals for a few weeks prior to testing.

If you do choose to take them and you don't have herpes the antivirals won't hurt you. So its your choice if you want to take them.

JB

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