hi, is the this clinic reliable? i also did bad thing, unprotected oral sex on 15th May. i dont know if it is enough time to go for a test now.
Thanks NurseGirl,
Yeah, I have learned like a massive amount of stuff about HIV. Thanks to my maniac like surfing on the web, talking to experts, this great forum and all the doctors I caught up with.
My last Doctor was kinda surprised by all the questions that a layman was asking him :)
And may I add that HIV anxiety also stems from half cooked theories that some people, so gladly spread on the Internet. I think I did my part on spreading awareness towards this disease....
Thanks a lot to everyone, just a note I wanted to add to anyone who is reading this post. Get into a steady relationship, before you get intimate....... you may not get HIV, but the anxiety leading upto your final results is not worth it.....
A big thank you to all the moderators in this forum. My head just couldnt get over the fact that I had tested in Dubai.
I recently got my 33 weeks post exposure result (HIV Duo - CMIA) for an entire STD panel + HIV from a renowned lab in India, everything Negative.... (It really sounds silly now to me as this is my third HIV test and 1st STD panel all together)
I guess I just had to complete the circle of every HIV paranoid person, considering the magnanimity of this disease and the paranoia of the human mind.
Thanks for those comments back then... It was appropriate and timely... All I wanted to know was whether anyone had actually tested at this particular clinic.... I know there are tonnes of people in the Middle East, who find it very difficult to get a confidential HIV test done, due to Government norms on the same.
Zack Medical Center happens to be the only clinic that freely advertises their services.
Go back and reread the replies that were given to you back in December.
And if I may add, my condom tore but cant really fix up my mind on the fact whether it tore during the sex or when i received masturbation from the CSW.
Actually... testing usually accomplishes the opposite. It keeps the anxiety going, and reinforces to your mind that there is something to worry about.
HIV anxiety stems from lack of knowledge and education about HIV and the continued overreaction and fear of the general population about HIV. The best thing you could do is educate other people about the REAL risks of HIV and start to break down the misconceptions that are out there. And by educating, I mean among the people you know in your life.