Pancreatitis risk assessment

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•Upper abdominal pain that radiates into the back. It may be aggravated by eating, especially foods high in fat. •Swollen and tender abdomen •Nausea and vomiting •Fever •Increased heart rate How Is Pancreatitis Diagnosed? To diagnose acute pancreatitis, doctors measure levels in the blood of two digestive enzymes, amylase and lipase. High levels of these two enzymes strongly suggest acute pancreatitis.

I recently read that one can possibly contact herpes even after using a condom. I want to know the risk of me getting herpes and other std . Also the risk of me contacting with hiv. and should i go for hiv and other related std testing ? plz reply as soon as possible .

Unprotected sex has put you at risk. Being uncircumcised does increase your risk some. However, the odds of a single exposure leading to infection are about 1-2000. The odds your partner was infected are also not likely. Have a 4th gen DUO test done at 28 days post for a conclusive result. If this test is not available to you have a 3rd gen antibody test 7-8 weeks post for a pretty accurate result.

Could someone please provide me with a risk assessment? From my reading of the expert forums, it seems like my only concern is relating to the unprotected oral, in which I should only be concerned about bacterial STDs, and not HIV. Is that correct?

Most would consider oral no risk. But, most docs and CDC state a low risk for liability purposes. As long as you did not participate in unprotected anal sex with any of your partners, you did not experience a risk for HIV.

I wanted to know my rights when it came to a risk assessment I told my manager four weeks ago im pregnant. And she still hasent dpne one I spoke to her ten mins ago and she said really horrible like it dont just happen it takes time. I have to book an appointment with you first! Then she walked off. Is this right? !? What can I do.

Your story makes no sense. You met a guy online on Monday yet 3 years ago you hooked up with him? And you became friends with him? Anyway protected sex is no risk.

You can relax. It is hard for me to imagine safer sex than you had, regardless of the fact that your partner was a commercial sex worker and regardless of what infections she might have had. (Indeed, I think this is the first time I ever heard of someone using condoms, gloves, and barriers for oral sex all during the same exposure event!) To your specific questions: 1,2) I cannot see any plausible STD risk here, even if your partner had every STD there is.

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