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Herpes Simplex Virus (STI)

2021-11-05 16:58:46
Is HSV 1 IGG - 0.19 HSV 1 IGM - 0.51 HSV 2 IGG - 0.19 HSV 2 IGM - 0.28 Are the above value of HSV normal or worry some?? Pls answer..
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Avoid unprotected sexual encounter. Life is precious thing,  know its value still when you have time. This is not just for you but to all readers, might or might not be applicable for you alone... Doesn't mean to judge anyone here.
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know about STDs and how you can be safe. Of course pass on the knowledge. Aware society is the best society

Answered2021-11-05 20:39:52

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Negative

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It's normal

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no need of worry at all.

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