I got tested myself for both HSV 1 and HSV 2 - Igg and Igm respectively. In the HSV 1 Igg I have 2.2 but in the Igm it's negative. In the HSV 2 both Igg and Igm is negative. Little worried over will it affect me in terms of dating or getting married. Just to note no symptoms be it on lip area or genitals. Did some research it states it could be something that might be transmitted in child hood. Is it like a low positive value - 2.2
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Igg is an indicator of past infection. Igm is for recent one. You can go in for PCR to make it certain if there is any active viral infection.
Lesions usually occur depending on the viral load and immunity status
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