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I went to the doctor because I had a spot on my bottom and inner leg he told me it was a skin infection words like a zit but a infection of the pore instead but when I look it up it doesn't look like that it they popped after two days and look like a blister that you'd have on the back of your foot if a shoe rubbed it there's a little annoying pain but nothing major he says it doesn't look like herpies but can be tell by looking? He also says that's a unusual spot for herpies I've had the same sex partner for 3 years and 2 years with the one before and he was a virgin so I don't believe he had herpies either when a herpies blister pops does it look like a friction blister? I also got a new spot about a hour ago after sweating really bad do herpies come up all at once or day after day? Can boils be soft? Can he tell by the look if it's herpies I googled and they say that's the only thing causes sores down there please just hopefully give me some relief from worrying

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    Bottom and inner leg is a place for herpes. And herpes can look like friction blisters or burn blisters.

    But if a health proffissional had a look at it and he said it is not herpes then it is is most likely not herpes.

    I reccomend if it is posdible to post a photo or see another doctor.

  • Posted

    The only way to tell is with a skin culture... current blister... or blood test 4 weeks after the outbreak.
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    I seen three different doctors and told me different things. I ended up with the result of herpes. Not trying to scare you but get a culture of the blisters not blood test because it won't be accurate. Herpe symptoms come out 2-20 days after exposure. If you're positive get Zovirax cream for the blisters & Valacyclovir pills. Any other questions feel free to ask

    • Posted

      Would you mind me asking was the blisters small or quarter size? And when they popped what did they look like?
    • Posted

      The blisters are usually small and end up looking like oral canker sores after bursting, especially if on mucosal skin.

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