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Reply: HIV/STD from STI clinic blood test

Thanks for the reply Gail, Do you think I should go for a another test, or continue with my...

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Reply: HIV/STD from STI clinic blood test

Hi Gail, I have lately developed some itchy skin and feverish feeling. Am I getting a bit...

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Reply: HIV/STD from STI clinic blood test

Dear Gail, I being worried about HIV, is due to anxitey of HIV infection ? is that normal....

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Reply: HIV/STD from STI clinic blood test

Thanks Gail for your clarifications. I am a no-voice in this field you must have gathered by...

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Reply: HIV/STD from STI clinic blood test

Many thanks for the reply Gail, thats assuring. Will there be any STI from gloves or from...

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HIV/STD from STI clinic blood test

Hello Doctor, I have had my HIV test done at GUM clinic by NHS UK. The results were...

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