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Hsv 1&2 igG and igM

2019-04-19 14:57:32
I had a recent test on herpes and the results comes out as negative, that is below 9 for both igM and igG. Does this mean no infection present? Biological reference mentioned as <9.0 is negative followed by equivocal and positive. Pls clarify.
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Yes its negative. Why doubt? Do you have any symptoms?

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