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Hi, I've done 3 diasorin tests which all came back negative for type 1&2. I done one test at 6 weeks, 9 weeks and 11 weeks and 3 days and all negative and apparently all the figures where the same type 1 <0.01 and type 2 <0.5. Would I need to do another test in the future at all? I live in the uk and the only test I could find was the diasorin test. Thanks in advance for your help
Ok, thank you for taking time to write back to me. I'm just a bit confused as to why I'm getting such feelings when my test results came back negative. I know i need to stop looking at everything and think it's herpes related but I can't help it.since my encounter I've had something pop up after eachother down there that's why I'm worrying so much and because test are negative. I try to forget about it but then something else pops up or I have another weird feeling down there then I start to worry again. How would I know for sure its not herpes?
You need to stop looking at everthing like it's herpes. You have tingling/burning on your thigh and bum. Then a pimple or something poos up on your waste. See what im saying? If sores pop up on the spot that burns..ok not on the waist. You are being very irrational about all of this and focusing to much.Your neg tests plus no real symptoms suggest you are fine. Now I am not saying you are not eexperiencing something. I am saying it's VERY doubtful you have genital herpes.
I'm sorry if I sound like a pain it's just I'm worrying because the tests came back negative and I'm getting a burning/tingling feeling in my thigh/bum cheek and a red spot thing has popped up on my waist and it hurts but I'm not sure if it's because my underwear are rubbing on it or not.
I know but it doesn't explain why I'm getting a burning/tingling feeling in my thigh/bum cheek and the red spot thing that's come up.
That many. No real chance false low possitives are an issue with these tests not false negatives. You need to relax a bit
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