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I have been tested negative to URine analysis and CBC after 5 -6 days potential exposure ( unprotected vaginal sex ) of STD. It has been 8 weeks now from the exposure and I have no symptoms of syhpilis or any sort of. May I know if I'm still at risk on STD or in syphilis?
NO. And if you had taken time to google a picture you will see that it is not a canker or if you did take the time you choose to ignore what was right in front of your eyes.
please answer my last post and that would be it. That would be my last post on this thread.
I don't find any red pimple or sores on my penis, but I notice a very small round white circle and a "black old skin" surrounds on it that seems like it was burned. I notice this round white circle after 7-8 days potential exposure. Until now ( 8 week potential exposure ) the round white circle is still on my penis. does it sounds like to you a chancre? no fluid or scab and etc....
My answers were clear above.
I would suggest you post in the anxiety community also because no matter how much help we have been/can be your anxiety is causing you much more harm.
I don't see whatelse this forum can do for you at this point.
I would suggest you post in the anxiety community also because no matter how much help we have been/can be your anxiety is causing you much more harm.
I don't see whatelse this forum can do for you at this point.
thank you vance. on the Urinalysis I remember that it has PUS counts which on the result said ZERO. still not credible to detect the gonorhhea and chlamydia?
Google pictures of the 2, it is easier to do that then explain the actual diff of the 2.
There is no set time frame when a syphilis sore would leave. That is why you can't find a direct answer.
There is no set time frame when a syphilis sore would leave. That is why you can't find a direct answer.
Thanks Jessyjames. If the syphilitic sore / chancre appears, in the Primary stage how long will the sore stays and dissappear in the body?. I keep on searching for this answer but I always end up with "severals weeks". WOuld like to know specifically how long? and do you know how does a syphilitic sore looks like? what's the difference between syphilitic sore to genital warts appearance?
We all learn some way, sometimes it has to be the hard way.
Ask your doctor if he did any STD tests. If not then test to know you STD status.
Ask your doctor if he did any STD tests. If not then test to know you STD status.
HIV,Hepa B, Herpes and STD all from unprotected sex. So damn to be trap on this situation. cost a lot of money for the tests and the window periods were such a pain.
"I can't imagine unprotected sex cause a lot of these risks." I don't understand this statement. Unprotected sex is the only risk for STD's.
I don't see any pimples on my genitals. it's been 56 days already after potential exposure. no white discharges or any sort of. I can't imagine unprotected sex cause a lot of these risks.
Google a picture of a syphilis sore.
I can't speak for your Dr.
No, you just ask for the tests by name...gonorrhea test, chlamydia test etc.
I can't speak for your Dr.
No, you just ask for the tests by name...gonorrhea test, chlamydia test etc.
How come my doctor said something like I don't need further testings for STD....
just a follow-up question. what does specifically a syphilitic chancre looks like?
CBC=complete blood count (nothing to do with STD)
Urinalysis=looks at the urine for blood and white blood cells (not an actual STD test to look for the bacteria of gonorrhea or chlamydia)
Urinalysis=looks at the urine for blood and white blood cells (not an actual STD test to look for the bacteria of gonorrhea or chlamydia)
After I got all of that two tests negative, my doctor told me that I don't need further testings for STD. Am now confuse
YOu need to be patient.
Urinalysis and CBC will not check for STD's. You do not have to have symptoms of a lot of STD's to have the STD. At this time I would recommend a full STD screening.
Urinalysis and CBC will not check for STD's. You do not have to have symptoms of a lot of STD's to have the STD. At this time I would recommend a full STD screening.
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
