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Candidia
Dear friends,
I'd like to ask about something I don't know about and in particular about Candida, so:
1)Is it belong wemen or man?
2)Can man get it from oral sex?
3) And how can we diagnose it?
4)And how long should we wait for a conclusive result?
I'd like to ask about something I don't know about and in particular about Candida, so:
1)Is it belong wemen or man?
2)Can man get it from oral sex?
3) And how can we diagnose it?
4)And how long should we wait for a conclusive result?
COMMUNITY LEADER
No candida won't delay an HIV test at all.
Why do you think you have this?
If you tested negative at 10 months following any exposure, you are indeed HIV negative. You also only received oral sex - there is no risk there.
If this is all about HIV, you should be posting in the HIV prevention forum.
Aj
Why do you think you have this?
If you tested negative at 10 months following any exposure, you are indeed HIV negative. You also only received oral sex - there is no risk there.
If this is all about HIV, you should be posting in the HIV prevention forum.
Aj
Thanks a lot for your help,
If someone has Candida and he never ever known about that , also he has multiplay negative HIV tests out of 6 months for example 10 months from the same exposure of only receiving oral sex , so :
1) Where should the rash be to know that he has Candida ? on his penis or around his neck or where?
2) Is Candida delay HIV test to be +? more than 3 months or even 6 months?
If someone has Candida and he never ever known about that , also he has multiplay negative HIV tests out of 6 months for example 10 months from the same exposure of only receiving oral sex , so :
1) Where should the rash be to know that he has Candida ? on his penis or around his neck or where?
2) Is Candida delay HIV test to be +? more than 3 months or even 6 months?
COMMUNITY LEADER
Hi there -
1 - either can get it
2 - possibly
3 - a doctor can diagnose it
4 - if one of you is showing symptoms, you need to be seen now
Aj
1 - either can get it
2 - possibly
3 - a doctor can diagnose it
4 - if one of you is showing symptoms, you need to be seen now
Aj
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