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The instruction that actually affects the outcome is the one about not having sex until you and your partner have both finished treatment. That is the one worth being strict about.

Symptoms that deserve a doctor rather than a mirror: a lump in the neck, a sore throat or hoarseness lasting weeks, trouble swallowing, or a persistent one sided earache. Daily self examination will not find anything and will keep you awake.

Worth separating two different worries. Anonymous testing exists in some places. But if something comes back positive and needs treating, or needs partner notification, most systems need some way to contact you.

That is not surveillance, it is so you get your result. Ask what they keep and who can see it.

Seconding urgently. Not a wait for the morning situation if it is painful and producing a lot of discharge.

Same conclusion from the other side. Mine appeared four years into a relationship and my partner spent a fortnight quietly certain. It came from before either of us met.

Do not let anyone dismiss it as coincidence without hearing the timeline. I had to give mine the dates twice before it registered.

Do not deep clean the house. It achieves nothing here and it is usually anxiety looking for something to do. Treat the people, wash the bedding, stop.

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