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Vdrl 160.5 reactive

2019-05-25 12:49:50
What stage of syphilis is this? Can this be treated? I have been clean for 4 yrs now. Does this mean my partner is also affected, we have been single partnered for 3yrs.
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Share ur report,  so that i can analyze your problem completely and give u proper advice.. To be sexually fit completely
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Answered2019-05-25 16:41:01

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We need to do VDRL and tpha of both of you. If positive, completely curable but problem is most physicians are scared of using penicillin injections.
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please take private and personal consultation
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avoid quacks, spurious medicines and inappropriate or incomplete treatment

Answered2019-05-26 08:57:18

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without report difficut to comment

Answered2019-05-25 17:32:17

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Take proper counselling for this

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