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2022-01-18 20:31:44
Herpes igg+ igm - No symptoms What does this mean Do i need to disclose this result to partner. Future plan of action?
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It means u have old hsv infection... U should talk with ur partner , Take proper ayurvedic medicine, to get rid of this issue
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Yes, you need to talk to your partner... Discussion and counselling therapy is needed.. You can also contact me on my private chat or directly in my clinic. We can send you the medicines by courier. My website: www.kayakalpinternational.com

Answered2022-01-19 07:03:48

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