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from what i have read oral sex is very low risk if that. Why not just have a test if your so anxious and move on from there? The healthcare providers are there for a reason and if they say you don't need a test then you don't? sometimes i guess its better just to put your own mind at ease if your so anxious
I just got my results for hsv igg tests. Its clear for me to some extent. I hope you can help me to understand my results better. Am posting my results .... HSV II IgG ANTIBODIES 0.27
HSV IgM ANTIBODIES 0.32
IgE 107/lu/ml
Doctor said that am normal and i dont need further testing. He said that this test is for herpes. Doctor also said that there is no need for hiv testing since i engaged in oral sex. Its been 75 days now. So am i free from all possible STDs?? Do i need any further testing. Kindly advise me.
Take your questions to the HIV Anxiety Support Group. You have already been given your assessment and we don't deal with "what if" questions.
Again sorry for posting. But i would like to know the chances of transmission in such a way through needles. It may not be in my case. But i would like to know so that i can feel free.
Seek out professional mental help. No one reuses needles.
thanks teak. I have 1 last question. please answer this. I wont post further. When the nurse was drawing blood, i did not notice whether it was a fresh needle. Are there any chances of contracting hiv from that needle if it was earlier used for taking blood sample of a hiv person. Thanks in advance
Not an HIV concern you have been advised you never had and HIV exposure.