killertofu

Thanks for the response @ihaveittoo. The lab was lgG. I don't think it's possible that I was recently exposed, as I have had only one sexual partner in over three years and I'm totally confident that he has not been unfaithful. I will contact my GP and see if I can get her to request labs in a couple of months, but in the meantime I just want some reassurance that the diagnosis is in the margin between positive and negative, or if this low result could mean that I have passed it onto my partner.

I was told today by my PA that I for sure 100% have HSV-II. My levels are 1.09, which upon inspection of the labs lands me on the higher end of the equivocal scale. That said, I have not had any new partners in over three years so it's highly doubtful that this is a new infection. In addition, my HSV-I level was an astonishing 45.29. (I know I have had oral herpes since childhood) Is it possible that such a high HSV-1 score could have interfered with my levels of HSV-II? Is an equivocal result the same as a positive result? Is it possible that this could be a false positive? Should I reschedule more bloodwork to see if my levels go down? Please advise, I have already spoken to my partner about this and he will be getting tested also, but after doing more research, I feel like I may be jumping to conclusions before I have all the appropriate information.