I understand this is a concerning experience for you after being diagnosed with herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2). Feeling unusual bodily sensations in the first year after contracting HSV-2 is not uncommon. The virus can cause a variety of symptoms as your body adjusts to having this new infection.

Some potential reasons for feeling "weird" all over could include:

- Your immune system ramping up to fight the initial herpes infection, which can cause flu-like symptoms.
- Outbreaks of herpes sores/lesions in various parts of the body beyond just the genital area.
- General fatigue and malaise as your body uses energy to combat the virus.
- Nerve pain or sensations caused by the virus impacting nerve pathways.

However, it's important to discuss persistent, concerning whole-body symptoms with your doctor. They can evaluate if it may be related to herpes or potentially another condition requiring medical attention.

I encourage you to make an appointment with your healthcare provider. Be open about the symptoms you're experiencing. They can examine you, run tests if needed, and recommend any treatments to help manage your discomfort during this adjustment period.

Please don't hesitate to seek medical support - your health and peace of mind are important. With proper care and management, most people with HSV-2 are able to lead full, healthy lives.