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Hey everyone, I had unprotected sex with a girl i didn't know early sept of this year, about 3 weeks later i noticed some red spots on my penis. I also had headaches and felt very achey and not well. I went to the dr. he took 3 vials of blood. Every thing came back ok. The spots on the penis went away but I feel a slight strain in my kidney area and am a lil achey at times. What could this be??
Vance I hope your right! I hope it's not HIV & I hope it's not Hepatitis C. I not strong with things like this & if God spares me this time I will better protect myself next time that's a promise. I can't function over all this will have more blood work done soon to be conclusive & move on! Thank you for your words of encouragement!! :)
Because 90 days is conclusive & my stomach doesn't feel right still & a slight strain in my kidneys sometimes. Just terribly worried i caught something I hope God gives me a second chance, Please pray for me thank you!
HIV is 3 months for conclusive tests...move HIV info post in that forum.
Syphilis is 6 weeks
Gonorrhea and chlamydia is 1 week.
Syphilis is 6 weeks
Gonorrhea and chlamydia is 1 week.
I'm Sorry I had an Elisa test done @ 45 days post exposure and so did my new girlfriend at 40 days post exposure cause i was with her 5days after that but i was very honest with her and both non reactive so was the syphilis , gonnerea , chylmidia, no blood in urine and all blood work ok but i am so worried still please let me know what my odds are for possibly having this it bothers me more that you can phathom please your thoughts and guidance would be appreciated.
any idea what testing was done? 3 weeks post encounter is way too early for testing for most std's. if you only had blood testing and not urine testing, your bases weren't properly covered anyways.
a slight strain and a lil achy most likely isn't anything std related. cover your std testing bases properly since this was unprotected sex and go from there.
grace
a slight strain and a lil achy most likely isn't anything std related. cover your std testing bases properly since this was unprotected sex and go from there.
grace
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