Can someone help me interpret this?

Question

So I was looking at my bloodwork results and this has got me slightly worried/confused. I’ve never had a cold sore or anything of the sort. Does this mean I have HSV-1?? My doctor didn’t mention anything but I’m literally like ❓❓❓
*cross posted because I’d really like answers*

Edit: Thank you ladies, I was just kind of flabbergasted because I’ve never had a cold sore or any indication of one. I thought in order to have HSV-1 you had to have cold sores. I guess you do learn something new everyday 🤷🏽‍♀️

Answer

You have herpes type 1 but do not have herpes type 2

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you're positive for HSV 1, but negative for 2

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Negative for HSV2 but maybe positive for HSV1?

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I had my last blood work from quest too I was just checking and on your results you may have the type 1, and if you have a partner let them know. I never had anything but I and my husband made sure we dont carry the virus either. 
But be aware it can still have outbreaks in your genital area. If you feel your immune system down there are drugs that you can use all year long to avoid it, my mother has herpes and she never had an outbreak on her lips but she had on her genital now as she got older.

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A lot of people have cold sores. Most people get one outbreak as kids and never get another outbreak every again. It’s a virus so you make still test positive for it without showing any symptoms. Don’t worry too much about it. It’s so common it’s basically normal and cold sores don’t have long last damaging affects.

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Yes you have the cold sore type

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It says negative in the bottom corner.

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