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Based on the information you have provided, it is unlikely that you have contracted hiv, syphilis, or hepatitis c. However, if you are concerned about your symptoms or still have questions about your test results, it is best to consult with a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
Rpr testing is generally considered conclusive after 3-6 months following potential exposure to syphilis. Vdrl testing can also be used to detect syphilis, but it is important to note that false positives ...more

No worrries its negative
values changes slighly with test but its non reactive
do not take it as maths readings negative means negative.

You are free from hiv but can't guarantee of other stds some of which are more easily transmitted. To better understand the implications and risks of stds please take private consultation with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly and tell you what is the best way forward.

It's not only hiv but other 20 stds you should think of. It is better that you please take private consultation with audio video chat and then I can guide you properly and tell you what is the best way forward. Don't take it lightly.

No, not at all.
Hiv virus becomes damaged and become inactive immediately in dry surface. Once inactive ,hiv is dead and no longer infectious.

Dear lybrate-user
first thing if you still worry about std, better go for std panel ,it will totally exclude std and relax you fully.

Least chance of getting hiv transmission according to history. But get hiv test according to window period.

Most of the time aphthous ulcers are due to infection, decreased immunity, or to local alergy/irritation. As patient is 74 years old, definitely steroids are not an option it will reduce immunity.
Patient can be treated with antibiotics and nsaids and multivitamins (b complex)

If your partner is not having std then no worries. But unprotected sex with unknown status of partner have risk.

No, masturbating and keeping your underwear overnight will not lead to hiv infection. Hiv is transmitted through specific bodily fluids such as blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk, and it requires direct contact with these fluids to spread. It cannot be transmitted through clothing or objects like underwear. However, it's important to maintain good hygiene and change your underwear regularly to prevent other types of infections.
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