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tested high for HSV-2 >23.60%


northwestHman

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have the test results in hand: negative range for HSV-1, but high for HSV-2: >23.60. Doctor ordered a Western Blot test, and should get results back in ten days or so. Had unprotected sex November 23rd, 2015. No bumps on my genitalia, but crazy itching along my lower and inner thighs, worst on my calves; went away after two days. Just started dating a wonderful person and of course, I told her everything; we have not been intimate yet. So, should I wait a bit longer, or can we commence to kissing? My doctor said he will prescribe Valtrex, and with condoms, I can cut the infection rate to under 1%.

 

thoughts?

peace to all.

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What was the cutoff for positive? 1.1? Was it a Herpselect test or Euroimmun etc. Where are you again?

If you have HSV-2, then you were not infected on 23 November, but a long time ago. Your current symptoms are probably not related to herpes.

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Hey my friend! Thank you for responding.

ok, ahh, not sure of the test names, but it shows the following:

Negative <0.91

Equivocal 0.91--1.09

Positive >1.09

And prior to Nov. 23, I was celibate for four years. I have had syphillus and gonareha way back when. But all my recent tests are negative for everything else.

seattle, washington

 

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