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All std tests negative post 1 year of a potential sexual encounter.can i consider this test conclusive?
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Yes: Yes you are lucky this time , wise up similar next incident you may not be lucky, modify your behavior take protective precautions , STD s some could be lethal , the virus will never leave your body .
Answered 7/3/2015
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