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Avatar n tn Again in 2006 I had to undergo testing as a part of changing Job which the UAE govt. prescribes HIV testing is mandatory. Negative. (12 months)(Results were never informed). If it was positive I would have deported. Then a change in job in 2007 and a medical check up same situation. (24 months). But my doubt still remains as I have developed some urinary tract infection and after treatment the problem is still there. My doubt is. 1) How much relevant is this mass testing ?
Avatar m tn Hi I just went for a full urine test on STDs I went for the urine test an about 1 hr plus ago I did went to release my urine.. so till taken the urine samples, I hold my urine about an hour plus too... Will this result be conclusive when I received the results... Like to know if is conclusive or the result not reliable...
Avatar m tn Does anyone have a more definitive answer to questions 2 and 3? Thanks!
Avatar m tn Close to 3 weeks after exposure and I decided to go for testing at different location and urine screen for chlamydia and gonn were neg, also blood test for hiv, hsv1 and hsv2 (igg) were negative. I haven't seen any lesions either. Knowing it hadn't been long enough time for the antibody tests I went back 7 1/2 weeks post exposure and repeated hiv, hsv1, and hsv2 all were negative.
Avatar m tn Hi  I just went for a full urine test on STDs  I went for the urine test an about 1 hr plus ago I did went to release my urine.. so till taken the urine samples, I hold my urine about an hour plus too...  Will this result be conclusive when I received the results...  Like to know if is conclusive or the result not reliable... This is the test I went for my full Panel STDs test.
Avatar n tn I recently took an STD and HIV test and am awaiting results from both. I have a question about the urine test I took for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea though... The nurse gave me the cup and told me she wanted to have the beginning of my urine stream in the cup. I ended up urinating beyond the point she asked for though, so I poured some out. I'm not afraid that I may have poured out some of that "beginning urine" she asked for.
Avatar m tn If you test a normal urine test, it will show any bacteria or infection in the urine which means it needs further testing to determine if its STD. However, if you have any symptoms such as Chlamydia check for Prostate infection. Prostate infection can’t be seen in urine or blood, it requires a physical examination.
Avatar m tn If you had both a negative HIV PCR and a negative HIV antibdy test at 28 days. You do not need further testing - the results are conclusive and show that you did not get HIV from the exposure you have described. there is no need for further HIV testing and if you choose to do so despite the fact that it is not needed, you can expect to continue to get negative HIV tests related to this exposure.
Avatar m tn Hi  I just went for a full urine test on STDs  I went for the urine test an about 1 hr plus ago I did went to release my urine.. so till taken the urine samples, I hold my urine about an hour plus too...  Will this result be conclusive when I received the results...  Like to know if is conclusive or the result not reliable... This is the test I went for my full Panel STDs test.
Avatar n tn is it possible for me to have syphillis without symptoms?
Avatar f tn Ok so a couple more questions, the last time I might’ve been exposed was 6 months ago, I had unprotected oral from the same girl about 5 months before the last time, 4 months after the last time I I had the protected/unprotected oral I freaked out thinking I have HIV thanks google, and went to my doctor he did the HIV test which was negative is 4 months conclusive? And he also did urine test and routine blood work checked my enzymes and all this stuff.
Avatar n tn , then you can test for gonorrhea and chlamydia (and NGU if you are male) at a week. Syphilis takes up to 6 weeks, herpes takes up to 4 months, and HIV takes up to 3 months.
Avatar f tn I dont disagree that you should be tested, an std can be harmful. frankly I think hiv testing should be mandatory also during pregnancy. But people should know just because this is what should happen it is not always the case.. my OB asks if i can leave a urine sample at each visit but they dont make me like say if i didnt have to go or something they wont try to make me drink to get a sample we just move on.
Avatar m tn Testing is not needed as you had no risk
Avatar m tn Is there any advantage to an Insurer, as far as cost of testing, to use a Urine HIV test instead of a Blood based test? Again, I'm sorry for bringing this up. I know my risk is very low (Even if my Urine was tested) but my curiosity is getting to me.
Avatar m tn My doctor says these symptoms were attributed to the fact that I felt very guilty about what happened. Despite feeling perfectly fine since, my tonsils remain inflamed. Urine tests for STDs returned negative for chlaym and gohnn, and my blood sample was also negative, and it has been just over 4 weeks since exposure. Should I do any more testing? When should I? Any educated/experienced advice in this situation would be very much appreciated.
Avatar n tn At 6 and 12 weeks tested negatively for hsv2, syphilis, ghonorreah , hiv, hep and chlamydia. Used an anonymous online service, tstd.org. They use Quest labs. Symptoms came and went, was told is was anxiety and regret.My questions: (1) Is a service such as tstd.org reliable as to posting accurate results? (2) I'm almost certain that at 6 weeks, and now months later, I'm having some sort of discharge from my penis, as well as sporadic discomfort in the penis.
Avatar f tn Welcome to the STD forum. Unfortunately, you don't say much about your partners and their sexual lifestyles; "single white women" doesn't help much. However, if they have sexual lives similar to yours, the risk of HIV is virtually zero. The risk for other STDs, especially chlamydia, is higher. The "at least once a year" testing recommendation is pretty soft, but it's not a bad guideline for most sexally active singles.