Question:
the story is!!1 oneday i found my gf tells me that her doc thinks she has hsv-2 and she might got the infection withn two weeks, so she thought it got it from me! otherwise i never got an outbreak and i never cheated and im not sexually active. i got the blood test results like that soo please someone tell me whats going on!! that freak me out, and i heard blood tests mostly false!1

HSV-1 IgM: Negative 2 EU/ml Negative-< 9.0

Equivocal- 9.0 - 11.0

Positive-> 11.0

HSV-1 IgG: Positive 41 EU/ml Negative-< 9.0

Equivocal- 9.0 - 11.0

Positive-> 11.0

HSV-2 IgM: Negative 1 EU/ml Negative-< 9.0

Equivocal- 9.0 - 11.0

Positive-> 11.0

HSV-2 IgG: Positive 22 EU/ml Negative-< 9.0

Equivocal- 9.0 - 11.0

Positive-> 11.0

Answer:
blood test arent always false, they do have alot of false negative though because people wait to long, or go to soon to really have a postive antibody result.
im not 100% on your tests, cause ive never seen anything like that, but .90 and above ( which are all of your numbers) is a positive.
but your doctor should have discused this with you when he gave you the results.

you can not determin the length of time you have had herpes in your system. the doctor if full of shit, you gf could have had it years before you and just now had a outbreak, or had it all along and never noticed any outbreaks.

by the way, if you arent having sex with her including oral sex, and fingering her, theres no way you could have given her genital herpes.

what did her test say?

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her doc took a swab and the result came back positive .HSV-2
i'd think i have HSV-1 that causes cold sores because all people here say its common and many people have it already through kissing or touching , but HSV-2 my first gf was a virgin and our relation lasted less than two months
how often these tests are false?!!!

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False positive results aren't very common. We've had several individuals who have been virgins and have hsv.

It seems many people don't consider oral sex to be something that negates virginity they usually consider male/female penetration to be what determines this status. (make sense to you?) If you gave oral sex to someone who was a virgin and you have an oral hsv infection you can give it to them genitally.

If someone has hsv 1 or hsv 2 genitally and you perform oral sex on them you can contract it orally and transmit to someone else orally or genitally by kissing or performing oral sex on them.

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do you have cold sores or not?
do you get a bump sometimes right around your lip?
SOUNDS LIKE, lots of people in your area have it- now if shes ever kissed or fucked one of these people, she could have gotten it that way

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Caliope, yes it makes sense to me. pleasee keep coming here i still have many questions.
WaxedWrong...nooo i dont have any cold sores or any bumps around my lips, thats what got my mind to blow off.
and for your hint she swears up down she did'nt cheat, when her doc told her she might got infected recently and he suggests its from me so i just went to do the blood work so i wont accuse her with no proof, but the daaam results supports her claims.
the confusion is, if she got it from me so i should handle my faults, but if that shitt came into home from outside , then its something else.
for now i cant take a decision....CONFUSED

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I'm confused - it looks exactly like you have both hsv 1 & 2 unless I don't understand your test results and you could have contracted both at the same time and never have known. All it takes is once.

It is possible to go many years without an outbreak or any symptoms at all. You could have had this and never even had an initial ob. You could have given this to your wife during an asymptomatic period and this would explain your occasional itch.

But if this is what happened it's unfortunate and it doesn't mean that anyone cheated it is more a situation where you just plain didn't know.

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Calioope thanks alot , and anyways im going to perform another blood test seeking some peace in mind.

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ya def go get tested again, and make sure NOT TO LEAVE until they tell you exactly what everything means. there should have been a little key on the paper. get her tested again as well and see her results.

1 rare possibility is that, she got it, or had it, gave it to you - you never had any outbreaks/symptoms, she all of a sudden shows signs, and goes to get checked- oh my positive- blames you. when really this is all her fault.
really there are so many possibilites that you really really cant figure out since there is no 100% sure test that says when you got it. if you trust her, and know she hasnt cheated, then maybe one of the other possibilites is right