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Hello 6 weeks 2 days go received unprotected oral and protected sex sex worker ...
went to the GUM clinic 10 days after had uretha swab and gon and Chylamdia test all come back negative .
3 weeks after encounter I thought I was encountering discharge no spots in underwear in the morning though .
Went back to the GUM clinic told them about it and the frequent urge to urinate .
had two nurses take swabs and said no need to test as no discharge. done a dip urine test negative also another gon and chlymadia test which is negative .
At 6 weeks done blood test awaiting results
My biggest concern is mycoplasma and trich I have no discharge now or urge to wee but my girlfriend has brown discharge .... we have only had protected sex no unprotected oral
How reliable are my results ? Could I have given her anything ? Can I take an accurate mycoplasma test now ? Do I need to inform her ? Thank
went to the GUM clinic 10 days after had uretha swab and gon and Chylamdia test all come back negative .
3 weeks after encounter I thought I was encountering discharge no spots in underwear in the morning though .
Went back to the GUM clinic told them about it and the frequent urge to urinate .
had two nurses take swabs and said no need to test as no discharge. done a dip urine test negative also another gon and chlymadia test which is negative .
At 6 weeks done blood test awaiting results
My biggest concern is mycoplasma and trich I have no discharge now or urge to wee but my girlfriend has brown discharge .... we have only had protected sex no unprotected oral
How reliable are my results ? Could I have given her anything ? Can I take an accurate mycoplasma test now ? Do I need to inform her ? Thank
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