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Herpes simplex virus, HSV(1+2) Igg index value is 0.50 and Igm value is 0.70 two years after exposure,is i am safe?? Or need further testing
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Dear Patient,  Your HSV (1+2) IgG index value of **0.50** and IgM value of **0.70** two years post-exposure indicate the following:  1. IgG (0.50): Below the typical positive threshold (>1.1), suggesting **no conclusive evidence of past HSV infection.  2. IgM (0.70)**: Also negative (usually positive during active/recent infection).  Key Points:  - False negatives can occur if testing was done too early or immunity is low.  - Symptoms matter more: If you’ve **never had blisters/ulcers**, risk is minimal. If symptoms appear, retest with **PCR swab** (most accurate).  - Transmission risk: Asymptomatic shedding is rare with negative IgG but not impossible.  Next Steps:  - **No further testing** unless symptoms develop (oral/genital sores, flu-like illness).  - **Practice safe sex** and avoid sharing utensils during outbreaks (if any).  For **personalized advice**, consult me to review your history and clarify doubts. Reach me on WhatsApp at **eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two**. 
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At present  u r totally safe.  Further  test only  req if you develop symptoms.  U r safe, don't  worry.
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Kindly connect Will do needful.
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Based on your results: You are negative for HSV-1 and HSV-2. You do not need further testing unless you develop symptoms or have a new exposure.
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When to Retest or Worry: You have recurrent sores (oral/genital). Your partner tests positive or develops symptoms. You had an equivocal result (0.90–1.10) – not the case here.
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New few more details. Kindly consult for further evaluation
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Kindly consult
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more. Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal Do connect and consult Will help you
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