Genital Herpes In Pubic Area Posted: 10-28-07 13:51pm
Hello All,
(2 years ago I had a troublesome situation
then and freaked out for 4 months until
the Herpes Select IGG Immunoblot came back
negative for HSV2 and positive to HSV1.
(And at 6 months same thing too.) A year
ago my newer Ex had me take one and she
did too. Same result.)
Well, I had *protected* sex with an
another Ex yesterday morning (Saturday).
Last night (Saturday) I had a lot of
itching in my public area. Today (Sunday)
I have red marks all over my pubic area. I
mean like 8 red marks that itch. Pencil
eraser size. Mid to upper pubic hair area.
No blisters (yet).
Now, obviously I am freaking out.
Does it usually show up this fast????
I guess I am going to ask her to please
take the Herpes Select 1&2 IGG
Immunoblot test to she if she has HSV2.
I know I need to wait for my testing. How
long should I wait?
Should I take the IgM to see if I have a
new infection? How long to wait?
I am going to try and get into a doctor
tomorrow and do a culture. But, I am sure
that will be about impossible.
Help!
PS: My best friend just told me he had
Herpes. At least I have someone to freak
out about this in person and on the
phone....
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blondie_899
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Oct 2007 Posts: 62
Posted: 10-28-07 20:18pm
I doubt you would have it the next day.
You could take the test right now but even
if you have it,it could be dormant in your
body and show up negative. I would wait
about 6 months.
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