Nikoon

I’m sorry that u r going through this...The first outbreak is usually the worst one...two things that really helped me was enough sleep and no stress...this is not a deadly virus...make sure u take a good care of yrself!

That’s true...everything in life has risk as well as reward...nothing in the world is risk free...i was diagnosed 17 years ago, i got that from the same person who i lost my virginity...he claimed that he did not know, however i still don’t buy that idea, but anyway i haven’t had outbreak for 7 8 years or even more, but after 17 years i’m not to be able to forget all those pain and depression that i went through...but u know we never know what lies ahead of us, maybe one day there will ba a cure for that and we all laugh at all those pains, denial, stigma and rejections...cheers to that day!

Does this mean that these ppl have the antibody in their bodies?...i heard that ppl could show symptoms even after months and years after being exposed by the virus...so basically the only option is not having sex with anyone!!

I have a question... is it poosible women and men both be asymptomatic? No outbreak at all...or the whole idea of assymptomatic is for men...i don’t really understand this...if there r lots of ppl with asymptomatic hsv1 and hsv2...and cdc does not recommend testing for herpes, then a lot of ppl could be carrier without knowing it and then transmit the virus to the sex partner and then say oops i didn’t know that i’m sorry...is this really fair?