Patient's question:
The other person got tested for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis after having unprotected sex with me for a week, and the results were negative. However, he had unprotected sex with another man before me. Is this test reliable, and how much can I trust it? I’ve been seeing a lot of news about HIV lately and am very worried.Doctor's answer:
The transmission routes of AIDS include unprotected sexual behavior, mother-to-child transmission, and blood transmission. To transmit AIDS, there must be a source of infection and a transmission route. Pay attention to hygiene, avoid high-risk sexual behavior, and use condoms correctly. If you have high-risk behavior and strong doubts, you can have a blood test at the hospital six weeks after the event. In addition to immediate treatment, hepatitis B patients should also pay attention to maintaining deep sleep in daily life, as sufficient deep sleep can help you recover quickly from the disease. I hope the above answers can assist you. Thank you!