“Possible STD scare?”
Being that the risk is high, should I go get tested for HSV1& 2? I have some soreness and my pelvic is a pain.
Male | 47 years old
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If you’re worried or anxious about this - it’s always very simple just to go see your primary care provider or your local urologist and have the blood liters drawn.
it couldn't hurt, but herpetic lesions don't usually last that long and they are usually painful. If it hasn't changed, I would seek a competent urologist or dermatologist. My plan would be to probably biopsy it. The risk is miniscule and you would be rid of it and you would know precisely what it is.
