Are std tests confidental?
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They'll call your parents
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Yes,ask your sex partners.  There's no harm in asking someone if they have had an HIV test.  That information can keep the both of you healthy.
1139092
Sex is 90% mental and 10% physical...Keep your head up by having confidence.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are your more reliable source for information.\n\nhttp://www.cdc.gov/std/
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I think it is important for you to get checked for std's for yourself and your partners.  You should also start having safer sex by using condoms.  You may thank yourself later.
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They have to consent to the test to be tested for STDs.  \n\nThey may be asked if they would like to be tested, but it is voluntary.
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yes they can pass it if he had sex with someone who had one,but you might want to be checked for an STD or something.
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When my daughter was born, she got an infection in her eye. They tested it and said it was chlamydia, and that I must have given it to her. So I had to go and drink this nasty chalk tasting drink, and get tested. It turned out that I was negative. So either the test that they gave my daughter was wrong, or someone touched their nasty chlamydia fingers in my daughters eye. I would assume that not all tests are accurate.
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A doctor utilizing the proper tests can tell you. I can tell you one thing though, "You don't get STDs from sex, you get them from stupid."
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They need to know if pregnancy or STD's could be a problem.
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I do believe it should be an automatic tests on the patients behalf.  This should of course be kept confidential.  But STD's and AIDS are rapidly overcoming young adults and it could be prevented in some cases just by being aware if you have it.
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Not necessarily.   STD is short for "Sexually Transmitted Disease"...... and  there are many types.\n\nHIV and Aids fall into that category, but there are too many other possibilities too.    \n\nRespect yourself and your partner.  Do NOT have unprotected sexual contact with an infected person or someone who suspects they may be infected, but hasn't been tested yet.   \n\nRemember:  no matter how good a condom may be,..... it is not 100% protection.    \n\nThere is only one 100% safe method - Abstinence...... which means............. don't have sex.
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I feel the reason that STD's are so out of control is because many people are not taking the precautions they should. And also many feel that because someone "looks" clean then they must be.\n\nNot true.\n\n\nEducation is the key to staying healthy and alive, we all love sex, but we  must also "educate" ourselves  - don't go in totally blind so many individuals just charge ahead and never ask questions or use condoms - safe sex isn't on their list.\n\n They don't stop to consider the conquences at all and most feel like "oh it won't happen to me - I'm too careful - I only sleep with someone who I know."\n\nIt doesn't matter.  If your serious then both of you should go to a doctor have tests done.  \n\nNo I can't see people being divided into special groups, nor do I feel at some point that everyone will become infected either - just use common sense and extreme caution - learn about STD's and don't ignore what education there is out there.
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Definitly number one, but this is not an STD question. For the next time try to check if u are in the right place....... :)
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its better to use condoms, its really embarrassing to ask the other person for an std test, it can even be useful for family planning:)
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you sure bet it will.  Are you stupid, the risk is only slightly lower than regular intercourse but go get tested immediately if this happend and then be abstin6ate for months and get retested.
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I would say yes.  You might not have to get tested for STD's because you're not sexually active.  But the PAP smear tests for cancerous cells in your cervix, and those can develop any time.  You don't want to risk your future fertility or health - Make, and keep those annual appointments!!