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Hsv-1 Outbreaks
Im wondering if recurring outbreaks can be worse then the initial one that i got ive had sexual partners since finding out about my diagnosis of hsv-1 my first outbreak was on my pubic area and the outbreak that was worse then any that ive ever had was on my penis is some spots not clustered tho just a single dot in multiple spots but mainly in my pubic area as well im just worried about maybe having something else otherthen the hsv-1 because i was lead to believe that the first outbreak you get is the worse one please help put my mind at ease thank you
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Hi, yes recurrent outbreaks r not good, u should get ur self diagnosed properly n start proper treatment for it.
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Dr. Swathi S Aithal
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Well we need to examine you sir before we can diagnose your condition...I would suggest you to meet a general surgeon or a dermatologist so that we can se te lesions and do serological tests and tell you... Thank you
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