Following up on my question from a little while ago, 2072 for reference. I'm a few days away from the 12 week mark since my risky encounter. Would this be an appropriate, and relatively conclusive, time to take an IgG? It would be through Tstd.org/Quest Diagnostics. 

Real quick about me...27 year old Caucasian male. Very healthy before all this happened. No history of autoimmune diseases in me or my immediate family. I do have blood sugar that's a touch on the high side, 106 fasting when last checked in April. My dad is a diabetic. As for herpes infections, I had chicken pox as a little kid and Mono when I was 20. I did contract Chlamydia last November from my ex-girlfriend. The Doxy really beat up my digestive system, but I felt pretty much back to normal by mid January. I have twice tested for herpes, and was double negative both times. December 1, 2016.....when I found out about the Chlamydia, and on March 21, 2017. The December test was 3 months prior to my encounter, and the March test was 17 days after. My GP did give me two (1 gram) tablets of Valacyclovir about 30 days after my encounter, I think as a precautionary measure. The risky encounter is the only sexual activity of any kind since last November. I'm just telling you all this in case you see something that might trip up the IgG. 

At 12.5 weeks, I am still negative for HSV1 and HSV2. I'll follow up with my GP, he'll be pleased to hear the news; other than that, is there anything else I should do? Would you recommend a Western Blot?