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If you don't have any symptoms  than no tests are required.But if you want to rule out gonorrhoea and clamydia you can get yourself tested for these diseases .

if you would like additional reassurance before marriage,a urine NAAT test for Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae is the most accurate screening test and is reasonable to consider.

If you've had no sexual exposure since 2025 and have no symptoms, routine chlamydia and gonorrhea testing is generally not necessary. Complete the third HPV vaccine dose as scheduled, and if you have any concerns before marriage, discuss them with your doctor.

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Yes u can go ahead with tests.. for ur satisfaction... To be safe and sure.. Before marriage... Take proper counselling to clear ur doubt

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If you have had no sexual exposure since 2025 and no symptoms, you do not need routine testing for chlamydia or gonorrhea. Your previous genital warts (HPV) do not mean you have these infections. If you want extra reassurance before marriage, you may get tested

It is highly commendable that you and your partner are taking such proactive, responsible steps to protect your sexual health ahead of your marriage in September. Your negative results for HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B & C, and HSV 1 & 2 are reassuring, and having no recurrence of genital warts since April 2025 indicates excellent clearance of that active HPV episode. To address your specific question directly: Yes, you should get tested for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea now as a standard pre-marital precaution, even though you are completely asymptomatic. The primary clinical reason to test is that both Chlamydia and Gonorrhea are notoriously "silent" infections. In men, up to 10% of Gonorrhea cases and up to 50% of Chlamydia cases can present with absolutely no symptoms (asymptomatic carriage), persisting quietly in the urethra for months or even years. Because you had a prior exposure to HPV (which causes genital warts), it confirms past exposure to a sexually transmitted pathogen, making a complete clearance screen highly logical before entering a monogamous marriage. Getting tested now ensures absolute peace of mind and prevents any risk of asymptomatic transmission to your future wife.

Based on the information you have provided: You were diagnosed with genital warts in April 2025 and completed treatment. You have remained wart-free since then, which is reassuring. You have had no sexual exposure after 2025. Your tests for HIV-1 & 2, syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HSV-1 & 2 were negative. Both you and your future wife have received 2 doses of Gardasil 9, with the 3rd dose scheduled before your marriage. Based on current medical practice, there is no strong indication to test for chlamydia or gonorrhea at this stage if: You have no symptoms (such as burning during urination, penile discharge, testicular pain/swelling, or pelvic pain). You have had no new sexual exposure since your last potential exposure in 2025. Chlamydia and gonorrhea are bacterial infections that are usually detected and treated when there is recent exposure or symptoms. In an asymptomatic person with no sexual activity since 2025, routine testing is generally not required.

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