Sexual health clinics in PP

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Re: Sexual health clinics in PP

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Kammekor wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2019 11:24 pm
yongchi wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2019 8:49 pm
Kammekor wrote: Tue Sep 17, 2019 5:07 pm
yongchi wrote: Mon Sep 16, 2019 3:30 am The tests can, for example, be done at Pasteur (likely the priciest), Paramed and RHAC, an NGO clinic system that specializes in reproductive health.

RHAC is also good for the lady should anything turn up in your tests and advises on the treatment. They have several branches in PP and the provinces.

Google Maps search should show all the mentioned places.
I would only recommend RHAC pricewise, unless they have seriously upgraded lately... for instance the HIV test they use is just 3rd generation, no test for Gonorrhea available, no swab tests available just blood tests.
Thanks for the update. They used to do swab tests for Gonorrhea, at least in PP.
So if they are not doing them anymore they have actually downgraded.

Can you elaborate on 3rd generation HIV tests? How can a patient identify which generation a place does? What should ppl get?

Which place would you recommend for tests and advice/treatment?
Thanks for taking the time.
Any HIV test is fine by itself, and gives reliable results from three months after exposure.

Newer generations can provide more reliable results sooner (shorter window period) after exposure, so if you don't want to wait too long to rule out HIV you might want to use the newest one (current: 4th generation). Paramed definitely offers a 4th generation test, RHAC couldn't tell me which one when i asked, but they used 3rd generation (at least when I used their service). The abbreviation used on the form identifies the test used, so check the form or ask for it and Google is your friend.
Thank you for the reply. I see.
i have used Paramed several times for various blood tests, in particular when I knew what I wanted to test for.
That’s why I have them on my list as well.
They are, however, a lab.

For many conditions, I would need a doctor/clinic that diagnoses and advises on treatment.

To that end my experience with RHAC (two years ago) was good, but I am definitely interested in additional, perhaps better options for both boys and girls.
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