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No Herpes for 14 months
Apr 13, 2001
Hi Dr.
I have had no herpes outbreak for almost 14 months now. What would this mean? I have never been on medication neither have I had severe outbreaks. The worst I have had is like 10 blisters bunched together.
Also would PAP smear show any infection of HIV or HEp.?
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Response from Dr. Feinberg
Herpes ofetn "burns out" by itslef, becoming less common as your body gets used to it, so your experience is not unusual.
A Pap smear will demonstrate precancerous abnormalities of cervical cells, but will not reveal anything about HIV or hepatitis.
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