Do I have to tell my dentist?
Dental appointment coming up and the form asks about medical conditions and medication. I am torn between honesty and self protection.
Dental appointment coming up and the form asks about medical conditions and medication. I am torn between honesty and self protection.
Curious how much this varies. The list I was given seems shorter than what people describe in other countries.
Had a rash on my palms and the soles of my feet, which I thought was an allergy. GP took one look and sent me for…
Everyone says stress. It sounds like the kind of thing people say about everything.
The only thing in the relevant window was oral. I had assumed that was essentially safe for chlamydia.
No live lice that I can find. The itch has not gone. Do I treat again?
I have had a vaginal gel before for something similar. Could that work here and spare me the tablets?
Looking back I think I have had symptoms on and off since the spring and ignored them. Now being treated. How worried should I be about…
I am about a week into what the clinic swabbed and confirmed as a first episode. I could not sit down properly for three days and…
Treated a week ago and the rash has faded. Does that mean I am safe to have sex again?
Vaccination was offered at school and my husband thinks it is only relevant for girls.
There is a pharmacy near me advertising testing. Is that a real service or is it a way of selling me something?
I shave regularly and new ones keep appearing in a line along where the razor goes. That cannot be a coincidence.
First trip abroad since diagnosis. Worried about customs, about labels, and about running out.
Reading around, the answer seems to be somewhere between quite a lot and not much, depending on who wrote the page.
Trying to account for it without an obvious source. Is bedding a realistic route?
Word came up in my appointment and I nodded rather than asking. Some sort of chlamydia variant?
Told the standard injection is in a class I react to. What happens now?
Diagnosed and now reading things that have frightened me about long term effects.
Used to be every three years. New letter says five. It feels like a cut.
Diagnosed this morning and they offered to start medication today. It feels too fast and I wanted time to think.
Found the intake questions intrusive and I said less than I should have. Now I am wondering whether that affected what they tested.
I have had recurring warts for two years. He has never had one. He is starting to think I am the problem and honestly so am…
Three weekly injections, I missed the middle one and went a week late. Does the course still count?
I had a routine screen two weeks ago and today the clinic rang and asked me to come in. They wouldn't say anything on the phone…
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