Hiv testing new jersey
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I got tested July of 2012 in New Jersey. They tested for syphilis, gonorrhea, and HIV. I called them after I took the test to confirm if they tested for HIV-1 and HIV-2, or just HIV-1. I was told over the phone that they test for both, that is why they send it out instead of doing rapid testing. When I called for my results a couple weeks later, I was told "syphilis negative, gonorrhea negative, HIV negative.
A week ago, I had sex with a prostitute in New Jersey. I had protected vaginal intercourse for less than 30 min. I remember inserting my index finger 2 times in her vagina each for less than 2 sec. The intention in this case was not fingering as I did not oscillate my finger to and fro.
Please dilute my the following concerns :
1) My penis at that time was not completely erected, but I had a condom throughout the duration (which was intact and not broken).
t know that there are any places who will do anonymous testing for stds. Many will do anonymous HIV, but not stds.
However, if you go to a clinic, and get tested, they have to adhere to the same confidentiality laws that your regular doc does.
Some places won't push it if you refuse to give some info, others will.
Its really important that you get tested, and that if you have anything, that you tell your wife, as she could have it to, and you'd just end up re-infected.
When I met her she was already apart from him (Living back with her mom) I asked her how long it has been since she last had sex with him and she told me 5-6 weeks so when it came to be 8 weeks (She said it was 8 weeks) I asked her to test for HIV and other STDs. At her 8 week testing she was HIV negitive as well as all other STDs. Can I feel comfortable in having sex with her at this time do to the test results she has at 8 weeks post exposure with her cheating husband?
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Laboratories should conduct initial testing for HIV with an FDA-approved antigen/antibody combination immunoassay* that detects HIV-1 and HIV-2 antibodies and HIV-1 p24 antigen to screen for established infection with HIV-1 or HIV-2 and for acute HIV-1 infection
* Exception: As of April 2014, data are insufficient to recommend use of the FDA-approved single-use rapid HIV-1/HIV-2 antigen/antibody combination immunoassay as the initial assay in the algorithm.
and, in women, pelvic examination that includes evaluation of vaginal fluid for trichomonas, yeast, and bacterial vaginosis. (Trich testing ideally is done by DNA testing by PCR, but the tests are new and not yet in the habit of most doctors and clinics; you should ask for it.) Finally, if you are due for a routine pap smear, have that as well -- but there is no need if you have been getting regular paps, as all women should, and you're not yet due for it.
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