Please elaborate on "Forget blood tests, no lesion - no way to determine". It sounds like you (and your partner) experience lesions. And have confirmed diagnosis.
So what are you trying to say? Is your bloodwork still negative? If so, are you taking anti-virals?
Your not a freak, I have had constant symptoms for years. It never goes away, you just want to do yourself in sometimes (if it were not for my family???) I've had my genital herpes confirmed by swab, (two years after half a dozen doctors and 3 specialists told me my symptoms where due to anxiety. Shows you how consistently worthless the medical profession can be. Forget blood tests, no lesion - no way to determine. Simple as that and not all of us develop obvious lesions. Consider yourself lucky you don't suffer chronic daily pain like me.
Yes shedding occurs about that often and if they are clear liquid blisters have them swabbed just to confirm. If there not herpes could be an allergy reaction. Most with hsv2 tend to decrease over time.
And one more thing..ive never had blisters like this ever in my life prior to contractng HSV2, so if theyre not outbreaks..what could they be?
Hi Life360,
Thank you for responding..i cant imagine how they would not be outbreaks..theyre all the same..lilltle bubbles filled with clear liquid..
Does this also mean that I am shedding at a very high rate? Some sources say that people shed HSV2 aroud 10% of days, but im inclined to believe that my rate is much higher, so on days when I have no symptoms am i most likely shedding those days?
Hi, first of all you need to confirm these are indeed outbreaks. You might want to have one of the monthly ones swabbed within 48 hours after appearing. If they are herpes outbreaks and your having that many, you would need to go on suppressive antiviral treatment if you want to get these under control. You can download "the updated herpes manual" by terri warren for some other remedies but the antivirals, with present day knowledge, would be the only real alternative that will work.