Am i negative?

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Hi everyone,

I just received my 3rd Igg test result 6 months after exposure. Both hsv1 and 2 came out negative. I said 3rd because i took the test on the 3rd and 4th month post exposure which also came out negative. Just a back story, this all started after my Igm test came out equivocal and my doctor told me i had hsv1 or 2. So should i still take a re test after a couple of months or am i truly negative?

Thank you all.

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  • Posted

    If you aren’t having outbreaks that’s good. But I say retest 
    • Posted

      Thanks for replying. How long after should i re rest?
  • Posted

    Get the final one after one yr passed
    • Posted

      Thanks for replying, should i consider taking the western blot test?
    • Posted

      Yes you should.  That’s more accurate den any test. The western blot test Is 99.9 .. but after6 months if a good chance of not having he virus specially if you have no symptoms but deff get the western blot for sure to put your mind at ease 
    • Posted

      So far what i noticed after exposure was itching in my pubic area but no lesions. But this has happened before prior to exposure. It stopped after awhile. There was a time i had anal itching but also stopped after i started washing instead of just wiping. Right now i have a bump on my penis which has been???????? there for months. Ive tried clotrimazole but doesnt seem to be working. Ive actually been having jock itch prior to exposure. A doctor also said i had balanitis prior to exposure as well. But other than ?that I've never seen any lesions cause if i did id be panicking already.

      Thanks again for replying. I appreciate your feedback a lot.

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