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HSV 2 IgG test Equivocal
Please, help.
Back in July, everything came back negative from my STD screening, except for HSV 1. I got tested at the end of January and got a 1.06 result. What does this mean? I am not sure what number I got in July but can a 1.06 mean I have been exposed? Could it be a false positive?
Since July, I have had unprotected sex with one person and protected sex (condoms) with another one. I performed and was given oral sex by the 2 different partners.
I have remained having unprotected sex with that one person until I found out about my results. Is kissing still safe?
Should I get the WB from UWashington and if so, when should I get it? My first sexual encounter with the individual I was having unprotected sex with was mid November and last encounter was 2 days ago.
No symptoms or outbreaks. Neither does my recent sexual partner.
Back in July, everything came back negative from my STD screening, except for HSV 1. I got tested at the end of January and got a 1.06 result. What does this mean? I am not sure what number I got in July but can a 1.06 mean I have been exposed? Could it be a false positive?
Since July, I have had unprotected sex with one person and protected sex (condoms) with another one. I performed and was given oral sex by the 2 different partners.
I have remained having unprotected sex with that one person until I found out about my results. Is kissing still safe?
Should I get the WB from UWashington and if so, when should I get it? My first sexual encounter with the individual I was having unprotected sex with was mid November and last encounter was 2 days ago.
No symptoms or outbreaks. Neither does my recent sexual partner.
In July and Jan, I tested positive for HSV 1 IgG.
The 1.06 is for HSV 2 IgG
Last partner just got tested a couple days ago.
The 1.06 is for HSV 2 IgG
Last partner just got tested a couple days ago.
Just to clarify; have you been testing positive for HSV1 on IgG in all your tests? Is the 1.06 an IgG result for HSV2?
Has this latest partner tested?
Has this latest partner tested?
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