
Suggest Ways To Rule Out Herpes

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Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Thanks for posting your query.
First of all, Get examined by a experienced Physician, not by nurse.
Vaginal tear could have happened with rough sex rarely.
HSV is a virus and not a pus forming organism. HSV 1 is the cause for cold sore. So your HSV 1 IgG came positive. Presence of IgG indicates an old infection and not a recent infection. HSV 1 is essentially a non-sexually transmitted infection whereas HSV 2 is a sexually transmitted infection. In any population 40-50% of people will show positive for HIV 1 infection.
Chlamydia is also not responsible for either pus formation or secondary infection.
You should have undergone culture and sensitivity for common and non specific organisms and should have recieved treatment with appropriate antibiotics..
Once again I recommend you to consult an experienced Gynecologist or a infectious disease specialist or a sexually transmitted infection specialist and get examined. He/she will examine you and find out the cause for your problem and ascertain whether the tear healed completely or not. Then you can resume your sexual activity.
Get well soon.
Dr S.Murugan


Isolation of HSV 1 virus from vagina is unusual
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back.
Isolation of organism from culture means the virus not the antibodies. But the culture of virus is not done routinely in all the hospitals on laboratories. The culture specimen was taken from where? Isolation of HSV 1from vagina is not common
Dr S. Murugan


Possibility of HSV isolation when there was a prior genital infection
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome back.
As per your report, it is true that HSV 1 was isolated from culture specimen from (site not mentioned) the specimen.
HSV 1 can rarely be present in genitals and even can have manifestations over genitals especially following some sort of oral sex. Viral shedding also can occur in these instance without any manifestation.
But isolation of virus from genital discharge of a woman who had history of only oral manifestations (no previous genital infection) is unheard. It is not true that HIV virus present in all secretions unless the individual is an immunocompromised and having a wide spread viremia inside the body. Virus are present usually in the posterior nerve ganglion of a sensory nerve and discharged periodically along the nerve endings during recurrences.
Dr S.Murugan

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