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I was diagnosed in 2013 with hsv2.

back in March, after I went to a public place & used the bathroom, I got a small bump on my butt. (May of been a coincidence but I remember it) Figured it wasn’t my hsv outbreak but still took my meds to suppress it, if it was. Now here we are, 5 months later & it’s gotten worse. More bumps & are on both buttocks.

Could this just be hsv showing up in my butt/lower back region? Should I get tested again? Any oral ointment I can take?  I take my acyclovir but it only suppresses for my mouth. Doesn’t even seem help for my lower body regions.

 

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Hey @SeeB89 it does seem as though a few things are amiss here.

It may very well be that what is going on down there is not related to herpes.

Your mouth issues maybe HSV-1 related.

How were you diagnosed with HSV-2 in the first place? This might help in terms of whether any further testing is required.

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17 hours ago, WilsoInAus said:

Hey @SeeB89 it does seem as though a few things are amiss here.

It may very well be that what is going on down there is not related to herpes.

Your mouth issues maybe HSV-1 related.

How were you diagnosed with HSV-2 in the first place? This might help in terms of whether any further testing is required.

My initial ‘infection’ was on my shaft & it was cotton swabbed tested. And everytime I breakout 90% its a red pimple beneath the corner of my lip. They never said if I had hsv1 too, they did tell me it can pop up ‘anywhere it gets transfer’. 

Here’s a picture: https://ibb.co/f0kQsvT

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Hey @SeeB89 you can quite sure that isn’t a HSV-2 presentation.

The infection is likely to be just one region. It does not transfer readily at all.

Best to see a doctor for a diagnosis, bacterial causes look likely to feature prominently.

Ask for a herpes test while you’re there, IgG antibodies type specific for HSV-1 and HSV-2.

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Have you tried ozonated olive oil. Try to also take structured silver, Extract olive leave ( I take high doses) to try to stop replication 

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8 hours ago, Screwed said:

Have you tried ozonated olive oil. Try to also take structured silver, Extract olive leave ( I take high doses) to try to stop replication 

I haven’t I haven’t been treating it until I made this post. I’ve been puttin bandaids on them to try to reduce them but if that even helps. I’ve only tried triple antibiotic ointment and triamcinolone acetonide cream

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I have purchased ozone olive oil from longevity, but it was a bit pricey, I found other places, which I think I’m going to try the gallon from drosolution, because it really helps 

https://drosolutions.com/ozonated-olive-oil/

https://www.perfectvitaminproducts.com/product/oznated-oil/

https://shop.puro3.com/

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On 8/5/2019 at 6:12 PM, WilsoInAus said:

Hey @SeeB89 you can quite sure that isn’t a HSV-2 presentation.

The infection is likely to be just one region. It does not transfer readily at all.

Best to see a doctor for a diagnosis, bacterial causes look likely to feature prominently.

Ask for a herpes test while you’re there, IgG antibodies type specific for HSV-1 and HSV-2.

Well, I got a new rash in the back middle of my thigh. I can’t tell if it’s HSV or shingles possibly? I’ve had it for about a week and half. It’s been itchy ever since, painful/sore at times, but looks to be gettin better? (Don’t mind the bandaid crud)

 

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