Patient's question:
On November 22, 2005, there was extramarital sexual activity, and a condom was used. On January 3, 2006 (6 weeks later), a check-up was conducted at a Class 3A hospital. The results were as follows:Blood: HSV-2 negative, HPV negative, HIV negative, RPR negative, TPPA negative.
Secretions: Gonococcus - , Candida - , Leukocytes - , Trichomonas - , Red blood cells - , Mixed bacteria - , Lactobacillus - .
Which of the above items require follow-up visits, and when would be a suitable time?
Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
If there are no symptoms of AIDS in the body, it is unlikely that you will be infected with AIDS. It is recommended to undergo regular check-ups and not to panic about AIDS. The best way to prevent AIDS is to avoid unsafe, non-monogamous, and unhygienic sexual behavior. Best wishes!