I suspect your test was done at LabCorp.  They do not give numbers, simply "reactive" which means positive, or "non-reactive" which means negative .  Your test suggested that you are indeed infected with HSV 2.  There are fewer false positives on the LabCorp test than others, but we know there are a few false positives for HSV 2 on this test.  If you want confirmation of this result, I suggest you do the herpes western blot through the University of Washington---

Understood, yes, through LabCorp. I will order the suggested Western blot test to confirm. I'm devastated...I've been with my husband for 13 years. I've been faithful & he denies cheating or ever having symptoms (I had no reason to suspect he was cheating until I received the results). The sudden onset of symptoms started end of 10/24. When I went 11/1/24 to PCP for 1st visit, they didn't test but suspected yeast infection & gave me a prescription. It seemed to go away for a bit before returning a few weeks later & would come & go ever since. I thought (now wish with all my heart) this could be a recurring yeast infection, since the soreness seems to improve with Lotrimin. Before my husband, I have history of DV/SA that resulted in extreme exam anxiety & that's why I waited so long to go back to Dr. I called my OB GYN from 2007-2022 & they said I didn't have any STD testing, but PAP's were always clear. Is it more unlikely or likely that HSV 2 could have been dormant for 13 + years? 

It is very hard to say, but I'm glad you are doing the blot. Are you doing it through your own provider?  And you know it is the western blot at UW for sure?---

I plan to sign up for your Video Consultation & follow your steps on ordering the blot test on your website (Westover Heights Clinic). Since I received the HSV test results on my PCP's portal, I haven't received a call directly from my Dr to discuss (despite the request made). Nurse said that she would make an in-person appointment for me as soon as the NuSwab Vaginitis Plus (VG+) test sent to Labcop came in. So I'm unsure whether or not my PCP would agree to complete Blot Test. At this point, I would feel more comfortable with your expertise weighing in on a second opinion. The results for my NuSwab test just came in (viewing on portal, sending in case it helps on any input you can provide now) with the following results "Atopobium vaginae" Val (High 2 A), BVAB 2 (High - 2 A), Megasphaera 1 (High - 2 A), Candida albicans, NAA (Negative), Candida glabrata, NAA (Negative), Trich vag by NAA (Negative), Chlamydia trachomatis (Negative), Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Negative). Also, with additional Urine Culture, Routine (Val - Final Report), Result 1 (No growth). 

Those results look great, thought I don't know what these mean  "Atopobium vaginae" Val (High 2 A), BVAB 2 (High - 2 A), Megasphaera 1 (High - 2 A)"---