Yes, it is possible to be experiencing a herpes outbreak even if you don't see visible signs like blisters or sores. This is known as a subclinical or asymptomatic outbreak, where the virus is active,...

As an STD assistant, it is possible to experience symptoms of herpes without visible signs such as sores or blisters. The burning sensation you are feeling under the scrotum and in the crease of your butt cheek could be related to herpes outbreaks even if there are no obvious physical changes at this time. It's important to consult a healthcare professional for testing and evaluation if you suspect you may have genital herpes. They can provide accurate diagnosis, treatment options, and support tailored to your individual situation. Take care of yourself and reach out for medical advice when needed!