Willing and Unsure
Stuffed Animal Princess
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i think i want to have my boyfriend get checked for std's. where should he go to have that done?
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Trinka said:It sounds like you may have not talked to him about this yet. I would suggest the both of you going in together to get tested.
christophe said:glad you found the info helpful. if you have anyfurther questioins let me know. thats what i am here for...to serve protect and answer your medical related questions![]()
lovetoread said:
Oh my Christophe,
Do you know how many lines of really bad things I could post here after reading your offer to help?
Such as;
I have this itch......
<joke!>
BlondGirl said:Down here where I work at, my clinic does the blood testing for various companies around the area. (We have lots and lots of transients coming through.) I also had the testing when I began full time. I got copies of my labs last week and was surprised to find HIV as one of the things I was tested for as well as my liver function and other goodies.
If he has changed jobs recently, he coupld possibly have had some of the testing already done. (Wal-mart here does the same screening.)
(BTW--The testing that was done for me and that is chosen by many of the companies is a full battery of tests--it came out to approx 8 pages of results including one full page of drug screen. I was not even sure what some of those they tested me for were!)
lovetoread said:Did you give permission for all the tests, or was it something they did while they had some of your blood?
Oh and I hope all the tests came back okay.![]()
Agreed. I used to work in the software department of a company that makes the immunoassays (the tests) for STDs and other blood borne pathogens, and there are a lot of variations of Hepatitis (non A, Non B, yada, yada), and there is no vaccine for Hep C. If there was we would have been vaccinated as we had to deal with the virus all the time (I didn't, but the researchers did). We had enough HIV and Hep C to infect a major part of the country growing in our labs, and while we were careful around the HIV, it was the Hepatitis that was really a lot more dangerous as it lives outside the human body for a long time and is very infectious.christophe said:the only vaccines available for hepatitis currntly is hepatitis b there are several types A B and C then there are AB and the list goes on.
there is no vaccine for hepatits C unfortunatley and this is the one that is on the rise.