I don’t meant to be the bearer of bad news, but it is very possible that you now have some form of HSV. PLEASE please please do not believe when people tell you that herpes is difficult to transfer in a single encounter. It is not difficult at all. I was exposed to HSV2 in a single encounter for less than 5 seconds with barely any friction whatsoever. Condom ripped almost instantly after penetrating a woman with HSV2. I barely moved my penis before I took it out. All it took was a moment of contact with vagina and/or the fluids and I now have the virus. I thought that because I caught it in time and ran to the bathroom to clean it off it would save me. I was wrong. My penis tip was burning within 2 days, and has continued burning for months on end. My only gential bump has been one that seemed to be an ingrown hair in my pubic area a few days after I was exposed. The scar is still there. Take that as you will, but I am living proof that HSV is far more contagious than what statistics may try to tell you. Do not write herpes off because you dont have typical symptoms. Do you have any burning in your legs, feet or hands?
I would never say anything is impossible but I highly doubt this is related. Continuous issues for months does not point to HSV.
Maybe you would benefit from posting on Terri Warrens board at Westover Heights. She is considered one of the top authorities on HSV.
And maybe the mods of this board (I am not one) can chime in and offer advice. I have nothing further to offer but I really wish the best for you!
A 4th generation HiV test is conclusive at 6 weeks. You don’t need to wait for that. Urination issues could stem from prostatis. The all over rash and vague and doesn’t seem to point to anything hsv related. Unless this was vigorously rubbing the penises together, I don’t think you need to be focusing so hard on hsv.
Your anxiety is getting to you why? Because of guilt. It’s amazing what guilt will do to us. I don’t know if this activity is something you engage in with frequency and it doesn’t matter if it’s with another man or another woman. But what i do think you need to do is talk with a trained professional about it so you don’t fall into a cycle that could, one day, present real risk. It’s about honesty with your partner and with yourself. You’re going to be okay.
I really think 10 seconds of genital to genital rubbing is prettt much low, low risk. I would never say impossible but I think you have no reason worry. Plus no symptoms on your part. I would move on if I was you. If you feel the need to test, wait 12 weeks and have a type specific IgG test performed.