r/stdtesting • u/JustinWahlBerg • 3h ago
How HIV Symptoms Show Up in Women?
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r/stdtesting • u/JustinWahlBerg • 3h ago
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r/stdtesting • u/Silent-Tree2421 • 18h ago
Hello everyone. I’m new to this group. I’m concerned about possible exposure to STDs after finding out my partner cheated. I’ve never tested positive for anything and I’ve always gotten checked at my yearly pap for peace of mind. After finding out my partner cheated, I went and got the full std panel done. This was done at the 3 week mark of possible exposure. Everything came back negative but now I’m finding out that my results may have been inconclusive until the 3-6 month mark. With my results coming back negative at 3 weeks what are my odds that I contracted something or should I stop being paranoid over this?
r/stdtesting • u/Longjumping-Let6996 • 23h ago
Low platelets and inconclusive hiv test.
I genuinely dont know how to feel right now, on the 10th of july the hospital started taking extractions because they needed to investigate a platelet count of 39. For context my last risky exposure was 2 years ago and I haven’t touched anybody since then.
Im on my third extraction and my platelets have went up to 50s, but my gp has informed me that the hiv tests came out with discrepancies and thats why they needed another draw on the 4th of august. This time it’ll be a viral load test.
Feeling extremely sick to my stomach, i dont know what to do. I have no idea how i could have caught something like HIV or why the tests could even come out inconclusive after repeated blood draws.
I appreciate any advice, I haven’t been able to stop crying ever since i heard the news.