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Gonorrhea and chlamydia will show up within 3-5 days, but I'd wait at least a full week. Syphilis can take up to a month. |
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HIV can take up to 3 months, but 90% of folks will show positive by the end of the first month. |
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Hep B can take 3 months. There is a vaccine for this, so talk to your doc and find out if its right for you to get. Hep A is spread in fecal matter (poop), so its not usually transmitted by sex, unless you have unprotected anal sex. Hep C is rarely spread sexually, so unless you have a sex partner who has hep c or uses (or has used) needles for drug use, or you do, you don't need to worry about hep c. |
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Herpes, which you didn't mention, can take up to 4 months, though 75% would show positive by 8 weeks. Ask your doc for a type specific IgG blood test, such as the herpeselect. |
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If you are female, ask about getting the HPV test done when you have your pap. |
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Are you sure that's right because Syphilis can take 3 months according to what a Doctor told me. |
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The main thing I want to know is the window period for chlamydia. For definite the one that is medically accepted. |
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3-5 days, but to be sure, a week is better. |
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