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Noticed Red Sore Between Anus And Vagina. Chances Of Having Herpes After 2 Months Of Intercourse?

hi i had sexual intercourse with someone about 2months ago and i later heard he has herpes... i confronted him about what i heard and he denies it. my question is after 2 months would it be possible to just get a sore. I have a red sore(bump) right in between the vaginal and anus it is sore to the touch and red its like a small ball shape bump
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM. It can be possible to develop sore even a year after transmission. Also HSV can live in nerves and be activated and inactivated many times during the life. Now it is questionable is it caused by herpes. It can be any other STD or bacterial infection including perianal abscess. If you have pain and this lump fluctuate you shuld take antibiotics and it must be surgically drained. If not, you can wait and see progression. To be sure you can do smears and HSV testing. WIsh you good health.
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Noticed Red Sore Between Anus And Vagina. Chances Of Having Herpes After 2 Months Of Intercourse?

Hi and welcome to HCM. It can be possible to develop sore even a year after transmission. Also HSV can live in nerves and be activated and inactivated many times during the life. Now it is questionable is it caused by herpes. It can be any other STD or bacterial infection including perianal abscess. If you have pain and this lump fluctuate you shuld take antibiotics and it must be surgically drained. If not, you can wait and see progression. To be sure you can do smears and HSV testing. WIsh you good health.