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Positive TPPA
I recently had RPR testing that showed 1:1 titer. TP-PA was positive. Do I need to be treated for syphilis. I have no symptoms or chancre
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Hi there -
While Vance is most likely correct, if you can't remember ever getting treatment, you might talk to your doctor about treating just in case. If you want, maybe even retest to see what the RPR gives on a second result, as it is really low.
Aj
While Vance is most likely correct, if you can't remember ever getting treatment, you might talk to your doctor about treating just in case. If you want, maybe even retest to see what the RPR gives on a second result, as it is really low.
Aj
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
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