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Hsv1 igg positive & Hsv2 igg negative..
Hsv1 igg(3.09) positive.& Hsv2 igg(0.06) negative. & I also test Hiv non-reactive(0.19) after 1 year...In future Hsv convert Hiv ..I am very depressed ..plz help me sir/mam..plz advise me Hsv1 treatment..my symtopms is mouth toungue burning..
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Not to worry.. for detailed information do direct online consultation
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Oral HSV can be treated.
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please go for a video consulting
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IgM to be done.
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Dr. Shaurya Rohatgi
Dermatologist
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
They are different virus. One cannot conver onto other. For more information and councelling, plesee contact me using online consult option.
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Dr. Radha Penumatsa
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11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi. HIV and HSV are two different viruses. Positive HSV IgG implies you have had herpes oral infection in the past. For recent infection get IgM antibody tested. Please consult a dermatologist for further evaluation
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