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Observe for any burning sensation in d next 2 weeks… Consult a dermatologist in case of any symptoms

HIV PEP (if within 72 hours) – If there's a risk of HIV exposure, consider Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP). It’s most effective within 72 hours. Consult a doctor immediately use barriers like condom in future to be safe

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  Definitely high risk exposure. When no symptoms  u r easy  comfortable  nothing required. Itch, rash, discharge,  genital  symptoms  than u need test. Rt pcr for five 9-15 days Or Fourth generation CIMA kit test for five one n two on 28 th day Std panel test after two weeks.

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Keep watchful, take bath with antiseptic lotion in water regularly, inform or consult a doctor if you notice any itching, rash, pain in coming days

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Observer for 2 days if there is any burning sensation while urination, itching , discharge, or any kind of swelling refer for physical examination immediately, start HIV prophylaxis and get tested for HIV. Drink lots of water 4-4.5 litres of water to pass down the infection(if present) in urine.

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**Dear Patient,**  Your concern about potential STDs after unprotected intercourse is valid, even in the absence of immediate symptoms. Many sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B, and chlamydia, can remain asymptomatic initially but cause serious complications if untreated.  **Recommended Action Plan:**  1. **Immediate Steps:**     - **Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) for HIV:** If exposure occurred within the last 72 hours, starting PEP can significantly reduce HIV transmission risk. Time is critical here.     - **Emergency Contraception:** If pregnancy is a concern, consider emergency contraception (if applicable).  2. **Testing Schedule:**     - **Now:** Baseline tests for HIV, hepatitis B/C, syphilis, and other STIs (urine/test swabs).     - **Follow-up:** Repeat testing at 2-4 weeks and again at 3 months for conclusive results (e.g., HIV window period).  3. **Do NOT Wait for Symptoms:**     - STIs like HPV or chlamydia often show no early signs but can lead to long-term health issues (infertility, cancer, etc.).  **Consultation Required:**  I strongly advise an **urgent in-person or video consultation** to:  - Assess your risk level.  - Prescribe PEP if eligible.  - Order targeted tests and provide preventive guidance.  **For immediate assistance, contact me on WhatsApp at "Eight Zero Zero Nine Eight Two One Three Three Two"

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