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HIV test during normal checkup? |
Ladies.. when we go for our yearly do they perform an HIV test? they ask, or you can ask, but it is not a routine part for most people guess it depends on the doctors office. I think you have to ask for that. If you ask for one. no not that I am aware of unless you request it They may if you inform them that you are part of a high risk group that is an IV drug user, has slept with an IV drug user, has slept with any men who have had sex with other men. No....usually you have to sign a consent form for them to do a HIV test. My doctor does it when I have my yearly blood test even for my 80 year old grandmother because even though my grandfather is died there are other ways of getting the viris. you have to ask for one No, you usually have to ask for it. I guess they would give it if they suspect that you may be HIV positive. Not on a routine basis, no. You have to ask for it or they might recommend it based on your personal risk profile. No. Because HIV status is such a loaded issue very few doctors will do that test without your explicit consent. Meaning, you will probably have to ask for it, or your doctor will recommend it if they think it is necessary. |
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