MTDman asked:


I recently got tested for every STD, herpies blood test, HIV, syphallis, ghonarrhea etc. All were negative. However I have this problem that is strikingly similar to an STD problem. It occurs every 1 or 2 months and its the same exact symptoms each time with the same amount of healing time.

I usually get red bumps, very similar to acne or pimples near my lips, around my mouth (never happened until recently, real pimples are usually around my forehead or cheeks). They are hard to suppress using medicated creams (benzoyl peroxide, salycilic acid). They dont pop or discharge anything, however once I was able to sqeeze out a clear yellow liquid.

The other symptom are these tiny white bumps on my tongue. Once thought to be swollen taste buds as said by my doctor, but now the bumps are appearing right under the tip of my tongue where tastebuds usually arn’t and usually spread (1 to 4 bumps at a time). They are painful like canker sores but do not look like craters.
I had a culture done on one of the red bumps a while ago and it came back negative for herpes. I was also negative for the herpes bloodwork. So what you’re saying is, I might have some type of herpes which isnt HSV-1 or HSV-2 but it is causing these sores?