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Sexuall diease
4years back i gone through few blood test, doctor recommended me few blood tests by seeing symptoms, every other tests were normal like hiv , suger test , etc
but i have been diagnosed tht i was effected by herpes simplex virus B ,
so doctor prescribed me antibodies tablets for 10days,
4yrs back i was sexually active person but after tht i have been stopped to meeting any1 for sex ,
my question is :-
1. i would like to get it done complete full sexual disease ,blood test nd etc, wat all tests thr ?
2. past 3yrs i not yet consulted with any doctors abt this disease so which doctor i should consult again general physician, liver doctor , sexoligst or etc
note:- i dont have any symptoms in my body now , just for my safety i would like to check complete sexual disease tests
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Your dr told you that you had Herpes simplex virus type 2, commonly causing genital sores. HSV Type 1 causes oral sores mostly.
HSV type 2 is common infection in sexually active persons and can cause genital sores, for which you were treated by anitivirals .
HSV 2 remains in the body and may lie inactive or recur at times giving symptoms.
as you had no symptoms for 4 years and had no sexual activity for 3 years ,what is your fear or what are your apprehensions now? .
Next Steps
consult a dermatologist,( they are also veneralogist )
or you can chat with me or anyone you prefer to know more details before you go for expensive tests.
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