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Did vdrl test 8 weeks after possible exposure. result is non reactive. never had any symptoms and its been 12 weeks now. is the blood test conclusive?
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You are good: I am glad you are concerned. Love more carefully next time, and remember that nowadays, using a condom is simply being a gentleman. Especially, I hope that you memory of sharing love will be precious to you, even though human love is never perfect.
Answered 12/30/2015
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