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Re: Genital HSV1 vs. HSV2

From: Alicia M. Lapidus M.D. (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 27 Mar 2003 08:22:04 -0600 (CST)


At Thu, 27 Mar 2003, K.P. wrote: >
>I just received the result of my culture, and my doctor said I have
>tested positive for "genital HSV1". My question is what is the
>difference between HSV1 and HSV2 on the genitals? My boyfriend has had
>cold sores his entire life, so I know where I contracted it from (oral
>sex). Also...I just finished my first outbreak about a week ago and am
>completly clear.
>1.) how close can the next outbreak occur

Reccurs in a very irregular fashion.

? >2.) is it common to have bleeding and be "tight" when starting
>intercourse again?

No unless you are not well cured, or worry.

>3.) is it possible to have HSV1 sores on your fingers

If your hands are washed

HSV2 are more serious than HSV1, and tend to be related to dysplasia. > As always...any help would be greatly appreciated.
> K.P.

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Alicia M. Lapidus M.D.
Director Obgyn.net Latina
Chief of Staff Obstetrics, Hospital J. A. Fernández
Buenos Aires
Argentina
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