I was diagnosed with HPV  GW in June of this year. I had them removed, have had no recurrence and have not engage in any type of sex since then. Right after I had the warts removed ,I noticed a burning sensation/irritation in one area in my genitals. This would last 1-3 days and then occur  again in a week or so. This went on for a few months . I never had any vesicles that are typical of HSV but since this occurred I have been very concerned that I could also potentially have genital HSV. Initially, I attributed to the fact that I juts had GW removed although the irritation was not right at the area were the warts were.  I also attributed to the high level of anxiety due to the recent GW diagnosis.  I've had oral HSV-1 most of my life. As a teenager I would get outbreaks once or twice a year but now it has been at least 7 years since I had an outbreak. A few days ago, my western blot results for HSV came in negative for HSV-2 and as expected positive for HSV-1.  I have never felt the need to disclose my oral HSV in the past, however, if I were to have genital HSV i would definitely disclose that. I am planning on disclosing my GW diagnosis ;though my plan was to wait until I hit the year mark without recurrence before I engage in sex.  Now I am terrified of potentially having to disclose two STDs . My questions are : Does having HPV genital warts (no active lesions) increase the risks of contracting genital HSV? Since I've had oral HSV-1 most of my life does that protect me in some way  from getting genital HSV-1 (If read a few conflicting responses similar questions)? 

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