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Clymidya/Gonnerea testing window?
Hi I'm male and recently received unprotected oral and decided to get tested for Chlymidia and Gonnerea afterwards.
This was 7 days after the event. Is that too soon for an accurate urine analysis?
When I went to the clinic they took a swab before I peed in the cup and said there was some pus when they were looked under the microscope.
Since my test I have received my results which were negative for both clymidya and Gonnerea however I am confused as the automated message service says not all results can be given on this service so please speak to a health advisor.
Any idea what this means? The service clearly says the tests weren't negative for both. Could it be mean the test was too soon to get a correct reading?
This was 7 days after the event. Is that too soon for an accurate urine analysis?
When I went to the clinic they took a swab before I peed in the cup and said there was some pus when they were looked under the microscope.
Since my test I have received my results which were negative for both clymidya and Gonnerea however I am confused as the automated message service says not all results can be given on this service so please speak to a health advisor.
Any idea what this means? The service clearly says the tests weren't negative for both. Could it be mean the test was too soon to get a correct reading?
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Hi yes 7 days is a good window period post exposure
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Thank you. As the test same back negative for me both it's possible I could have an NGU of some sort instead?
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