I get why you’re worried—herpes has a scary reputation, but the reality is way less dramatic. HSV-2 is not a death sentence or even a threat to your lifespan. It’s a manageable skin condition that billions of people live with (about 1 in 6 adults has HSV-2). You’ll still live a long, healthy life. HSV-2 doesn’t damage your organs, weaken your immune system, or shorten your life. It’s not like HIV or hepatitis The biggest risk is passing it to partners — but even that can be controlled with meds and protection. Outbreaks usually get milder over time, and many people have few or no symptoms after the first year. It’s understandable to worry about neurological symptoms with HSV, but severe complications are extremely rare—especially in healthy adults.

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1- How do we know it’s HSV2 first of all? 2- IgG doesn’t mean active infection. 3- You should know your triggers. 4- One should differentiate HSV1&2 first.

Positive hsv 2 with IgG indicates a past infection.It will not cause any brain infection.You can certainly lead a normal life.

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I understand your concern. HSV-2 is common and many people have it without symptoms. It doesn’t cause brain infection or death in healthy individuals — such complications are extremely rare. A positive test only means past exposure. You’re not in danger. Still, I recommend a short consultation to review your report and guide you calmly. You're safe.

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IgG is positive. Not igM This is not acute infection.

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