When do antibodies against HSV typically start to appear in the body?

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Within one week, reaching maximum levels by three weeksOnly after a period of one yearNo antibodies develop during the initial HSV infectionAntibodies are found in cases of recurrent and chronic aphthous stomatitis

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Antibodies to HSV generally begin to develop within one week of infection and reach their highest concentration around three weeks. They are not absent in primary infection, nor do they only appear after a year. Additionally, antibodies related to HSV are distinct from those seen in recurrent or chronic aphthous stomatitis.