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Thanks for replying. We both have type 1&2. I am a bit confused. I had read somewhere that my type one oral can turn into type2 if in contact with genital type2. I wanted to be sure of it.

They are separate viruses, so that's not possible. It's like saying chickenpox can turn into measles, which obviously it can't! But if you and your bf already have both types, then I'm not sure that I understand your concern. You say you are HSV1&2 positive, so you already have HSV2 if that's the case, and in all likelihood it's genital (HSV2 nearly always is). Do you mind explaining how you were diagnosed? If by blood test, which type of blood test (IgG or IgM) and how did you score?

I was diagnosed by blood in may. The test type was Igg. My scores were I think 22 and the other was 44. Quick question. How long would that kind of score put me in expose timing? Because I was tested in January prior and it was negative.

IgG is the correct test and if those are your scores, then that's a very sound positive for both. If your IgG test was negative this January, and with scores that high now, then you must have acquired herpes earlier this year. Can't say when, I'm afraid, but I'd guess earlier than later due to your high scores. Have you had any outbreaks? Also, if your bf is also confirmed to have both, then you do not need to worry about transmission or one virus "becoming" another, etc.

I had my first outbreak in late march I think then one tiny one about the size of a pencil tip 2 months ago.

Most symptomatic people experience their first outbreak within a week of infection, so I would say that you were most likely infected in March.

Thank you so much for all your help 🙂