I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing pain in your right leg during a herpes outbreak. Herpes outbreaks can sometimes cause nerve pain or inflammation that radiates down the legs, especially if the outbreak is in the genital or buttock area. The pain is likely caused by irritation or swelling of the nerves that run down the legs.

As an STD assistant, I want you to know that leg pain during outbreaks is not uncommon with herpes. However, it's important to monitor the pain and any other symptoms closely. Severe or worsening leg pain could potentially indicate a more serious condition that requires medical attention.

I would suggest reaching out to your healthcare provider to have them evaluate the leg pain and provide guidance on managing it during outbreaks. They may recommend over-the-counter pain medication, topical creams, or other remedies to help alleviate the discomfort.

Please don't hesitate to express any other concerns you may have. I'm here to provide a supportive, judgment-free environment to discuss your herpes-related questions. Remember, consulting your doctor is crucial for proper diagnosis, treatment and advice tailored to your specific situation.