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I've really spent hours and hours searching and I cannot find reliable answers. Everything assumes at least one outbreak because even the CDC recommends against asymptomatic testing. The problem is, we shouldn't really know this problem is there, but since we do it is very frustrating not to know what this actually means in terms of risk.View Thread
I've had HSV 1 genitally for about 7 years and the only outbreak i've had was when I received this lovely gift.... It really doesn't feel like I have it at all. Which really stinks cause I could be having a life with a guy,,, instead I tell potential mates and out the door they go...........
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Please help so I can have a peace of mineView Thread
Who do they embarrass?
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The surgery of course will not involve the area of the outbreak.
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You only have to have it typed if it is herpes. If your PCP comes back and says it is herpes ask the PCP which type it is? If the PCP says I don't know then ask the PCP to call the lab and get it typed so you know if it is HSV 1 or 2 genitally.
The reason I said get it done within 48 hours is that is when you get the best results from a swab/culture.Any time after that you start to lose how accurate the results are. .View Thread
If you are not on antidepressants than i would go and see a GYN and see if the GYN can give you some ideas as to what could be the problem.
This is really not the place for your question but there is a Women's health exchange at
http://exchanges.webmd.com/gynecology-exchange
There also used to be an exchange that talked about Low Female Sex Drive so iff you go to the alphebetic index you should be able to find it.
I hope this helps you and God Bless you as you try to figure out what happened. Do come back and tell us if you found any solutions to your problemView Thread
It never hurts to get tested with an IgG blood test for both HsV 1& 2. Ask for a copy of the numeric test results and post them on here.View Thread
TIA!!View Thread
HSV 1 & 2 to see if you may be in the same boat as your new friend. You could have it and not know it so do get tested.View Thread
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That is why you need to call your Doc and see if you can get in to see your Doc or someone else in the same office abbout this.View Thread
When you go get tested make sure it is a Type spcifec IgG blood test forr HSV 1 & 2. If your Doc orders an IgM blood test you can tell your Doc that this is a waste of your time and your health insurance's money as it is a test which will not help to conffirm your status.
If you last had sexual contact with someone in lets say April or March then you are down the road enough now to at leastt show that the antibodies in you to figure out if it is HSV 1 or 2. Make sure to get a copy of the numeric IgG blood test and post the values on her in this post so someone can confirm your status.
You have the right attitude when it comes to accepting Herpes if you are positive. Life will go on and even if this guy does not work out for you there is someone who will love you for who you are and not what you have.
Click on the Tiger to see the rate of transmission Female to Male. It is quite low.
Do read the Herpes Handbook and watch the video and if you would like more info you can now download (for a price)Terri Warren's book "The Good News abbout the Bad News. Terri is a ANP that specializes in Herpes.
If you have any other questions then we are here to help you.
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The blood from your ureatha how did you discover that? DId you find blood spots in your shorts? Blood in the uretha if in fact is what you had is not a good sign. Your Doc should have referred you to a Urolgist to figure out what is happening with blood in the uretha. Blood in the uretha or urine is not a good thing and needs to be looked at further if this is in fact what you had.
God Bless you as you move forward with trying to come up with some answers.View Thread
If you are going to be sexually active then get yourself and your partner tested before you start veu are going to be sexually active. That way you know what each otehr has before you start.View Thread
God Bless you.View Thread
If you could post your Herpes test results here someone can confirm your status. If you do not have the numeric test results call you Doc and ask for a copy and post them in this post so someone can confirm your status.
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If after reading this you have any questions please ask as there is no question that is to personal to ask and we will help you.
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