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Am i at risk for hep c? single extramarital exposure (receptive anal, i believe protected) 7 mos ago. neg test hiv 1 mo ago. cbc and all liver/kid
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Yes: You should get tested for Hep C to be sure you do not have it. You can be asymptomatic and still carry the virus. The likely hood from one protected exposure is small. However no way of knowing except to get the blood test done to rule out Hep. C.
Answered 8/28/2017
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