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Can u help me?

Too personally and can't go to the doctor. I am just freaking scared to go and i just need some support here who might know more than going to the doctor. The reason it might be show on my records? I don't know I want to keep all private matter. How do I remove that or something prevent me to work or something.

So I dunno.
I had Unprotected sex past few month ago. I was fine, Regular periods was good. It is more like white stuff coming out of my virgin. I had strange zits that keep occasionally showing part of my body. Little rash and no itching. It comes and goes. I don't know if it is zits or something else. I don't receive warts, or show any ugly spots or no itching my virgin. My mouth looks fine. One condition is I am always tired and sometimes faguite.

Any ideas what kind of stds is? I researching everything about it and none match mine so it could be Vera color skin problems that I had for years. I know my treatment for it. Zits is not the same before and after unprotected sex.

Let me know.

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We can't tell you anything about INS or cost, you need to speak to them.
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What about insurance? Will they support or keep it all private? Just wondering how much it cost?
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Just make an appointment at your local sexual health clinic, they have to keep your results confidential, the clinic i went to even had the option to send your samples with a number (not a name) so that it could be 100% anonymous.
I worried myself stupid lately but i've learnt that it's best to just go in and get tested (and try not to worry), they are there to help.
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