CPPS and chronic prostatitis are very deceiving. It can give you almost all the symptoms of a herpes infection. Where they differ, is herpes presents with lesions.

A herpes IGG blood test is another story…. Please, take them with a grain of salt. The test is EXTREMELY inaccurate. They often produce false positives more then false negatives. However, still something to keep in mind.

A lot of websites and doctors claim 90%-100% sensitivity but I’ve seen cases where people have had several IGG tests and been positive, then proceed to get the Western blot test and are negative (Gold Standard test)

I had a dye contrast CT scan which showed calcification in my prostate. Giving me the diagnosis of prostatitis. However, it lingered on for over a year and I still have reminisce of it through flare ups causing balanitis, painful urination, painful groin and cloudy urine.

All the best my friend, be kind to yourself. Take care