Test results came back positive
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Anonymous
| I'm OP. He vehemently denied anything. Which means....is it really possible I have had this STI for that long? The OB I spoke with said he thought it was highly unlikely I've had it that long. I'm going to get more opinions....in the meantime, I guess the towel/toilet seat holds?! I truly don't know what to think or what to do. |
Anonymous
Giiiiirlll...... |
Anonymous
| I have no idea how likely the toilet thing is, but I will say as a man that I've used plenty of toilet seats and never use toilet seat covers. Men in general aren't using them from what I've seen. I travel a lot for work and the bathrooms in the airport get pretty heavy use -- often a line for the stalls -- so in 30 minutes that seat has seen a lot of asses! |
Anonymous
| Let me be more clear...kidding on toilet seat/towel. there is no way that is actually a thing... |
Anonymous
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I can't read through these pages. If it is HPV, my doctor said you could have it for 20 years have have it not show up until then. It is very slow growing. She said there is no way of knowing if it is recent or decades old. HPV is not a reason to jump to conclusions. Herpes can even be latent for years.
Others like syphillis, gonoreheaa, and chlamydia can indicate cheating. Not HPV or even herpes. |
Anonymous
BV is not a STI or STD. Nor is a UTI. You can be a virgin and get them. People are really ignorant about this stuff apparently. |
Anonymous
| The STD is trich. |
Anonymous
I mean … you know he’s lying right? |
Anonymous
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He could be lying but maybe not. There is non-sexual transmission of trich.
"an extensive literature search showed that nonsexual transmission of trichomonas can occur through fomites like towels and toilet seats and from swimming pools." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4553853/#:~:text=This%20disease%20is%20more%20common,seats%20and%20from%20swimming%20pools. Also read this: The prevalence of trichomoniasis was 40% among women who denied sexual activity, whereas in the other cities the prevalence ranged between 2.9% and 7.7% https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/trichomoniasis Also in the above link: "Without treatment, trichomoniasis can continue for months, or even years." |
Anonymous
You are being gaslit. |
Anonymous
| Get a PI for piece of mind. |
Anonymous
Ask him to get tested for whatever you have as well as a full STD panel and share the results with you. (As you will with him.). Healthwise, it doesn't matter whether he is telling the truth or not. You both should be tested, treated and then tested again. No sex until after treatment, and if you do decide to continue to have sex, use condoms always and continue to get tested every few months. Meanwhile, now is the time to keep your eyes wide open - look at computer history, bank and cell phone records, make sure what he says and what he does line up, etc. It's sort of interesting that he vehemently denied it but did not turn it around and ask if you were cheating on him. That would be my first thought if my partner came to me saying he had an STD and accusing me of cheating when I knew I hadn't. |
Anonymous
| I’m sorry OP. I think he’s cheating. FWIW,ducm helped me realize almost 9 years ago that my DH who I thought was getting a massage was seeing a prostitute. I’ve been there and sending you strength. |
Anonymous
| My friend actually got trich without sexual contact she worked in a low income neighborhood and shook a client's hand after he used the bathroom. She and her husband had been together since childhood...she said thank God we have the trusting relationship we do and there was no question in his mind that I had gotten this from another sexual partner |
Anonymous
| I had only one sexual partner - my ex husband- and before we divorced my gynecologist confirmed HPV. My ex vehemently denied cheating. My doctor felt I had contracted it sexually. I had not slept with anyone else other than DH. I still wonder if he passed it to me. |