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Hep B and C Concern after Sex With CSW
Hi,
I had sex with a CSW - Oral and Vaginal both protected. I got tested for HIV and it came back negative after 14 weeks.
However I have had constant stomach irritation - pain in abdomen, frequent bowel movement, constipation etc for the last 4 weeks.
Am i at risk should I get tested?
I had sex with a CSW - Oral and Vaginal both protected. I got tested for HIV and it came back negative after 14 weeks.
However I have had constant stomach irritation - pain in abdomen, frequent bowel movement, constipation etc for the last 4 weeks.
Am i at risk should I get tested?
Interesting, so why is that HepC is considered to be transferred orally, is it even reasonable?
COMMUNITY LEADER
Nor C as again from blood nor A as is usually spread by fecal-oral. Again your risk is more for herpes and syphilis.
COMMUNITY LEADER
Not for Hep B, the only real low risk would be for herpes and syphilis but testing is only recommended if you have a long term partner,
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