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Im scared please help!depressed

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abel95347
abel95347

So i am a 22 year old male an 2 weeks ago and 3 days i went orally on a girl did not even get up in their all that much an was for like 1 min! Then we had sex protected with a condom it was a hook up only,well 5 days later she calls me tells me she got ge2 an thinks it was from the dude she had unprotected sex like 3 days b4 me. Im super scared i show no symptoms tho got blood work done exactly at 2 weeks an 1 day an my results should come in like 2 more days...what are my chances im scared?? I know i have hsv 1 cause i get a cold sore like every 2 years or 1year an half.. So what are my chances of getting hsv2??

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  • FelizCastus
    FelizCastus abel95347

    Posted

    Hard to say in this situation. Best to look out for any symptoms and test for HSV-1&2 IgG at 3 months for reassurance.

    • abel95347
      abel95347 FelizCastus

      Posted

      Im so scared how long can symptoms take to show yall?

      Its been 2 weeks an 1 day an no symptoms really.

    • abel95347
      abel95347

      Posted

      Well 2 weeks an 3 days an im fine is that a good sigh or doesnt matter
    • FelizCastus
      FelizCastus abel95347

      Posted

      That is a good sign. Symptoms usually occur within a week, up to two weeks. Of course, some people don't get any recognisable symptoms, but I'd still say that's a good sign in general.

  • april55901
    april55901 abel95347

    Posted

    With the condom hopefully you are fine. I agree that you should have blood work done in 3 months. The wait is a killer but it is the only way to know for sure.
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