3 months after EXPOSURE is plenty of time. Forget about it, your symptoms are not herpes.
Quick question for ya doc...
In terms of hsv2 blood testing timeline. Are you supposed to test 3-4 months after possible exposure or 3-4 months after symptoms begin...The reason I ask is because most of my symptoms started about 5 months after exposure and I tested 5 1/2 and 6 months post exposure not post symptoms - I tested around the time most of the symptoms were there which was only about 2 weeks after most of the symptoms developed...should I have waited 3-4 months after the symptoms began which would be November? or was I ok with test 6 months after the actual sexual relationship happened that was hsv2 negative??? would the antibodies started to develop right after exposure or would they only start to develop after the 5th month when the main symptoms developed? I'm very confused about this and whether or not I need to retest again. Pleas help.
Thanks
Go see a doctor for proper diagnosis. You may be suffering from reoccuring yeast infections. I doubt it's herpes, but the only way to know for sure that herpes is not causing your symptoms is to have a blood test or have a doctor diagnose yeast. Good luck!
Sounds like classical yeast infection. If the symptoms are pretty much identical to your prior yeast infections, and with your negative test for HSV, yeast is the only rational explanation. Ideally, you should see your health care provider for a firm diagnosis. Or you could try an over-the-counter yeast medication to see if that clears it up, and see your provider if it doesn't.
Your user name is familiar; I think we have been here before. This really isn't the right place for proper diagnosis, and I cannot help further. If in doubt about what might be going on, your doc is the one sort things out.
Good luck-- HHH, MD