Veneral diseases
#1
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Veneral diseases
Hi all, have been requested to have my meds , yeeehaaaaa.
But am a bit worried, my other occupation has left me open to some health risks in the past , will i have to declare them at the meds, or will they be obvious
But am a bit worried, my other occupation has left me open to some health risks in the past , will i have to declare them at the meds, or will they be obvious
#2
Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by Margaret2
Hi all, have been requested to have my meds , yeeehaaaaa.
But am a bit worried, my other occupation has left me open to some health risks in the past , will i have to declare them at the meds, or will they be obvious
But am a bit worried, my other occupation has left me open to some health risks in the past , will i have to declare them at the meds, or will they be obvious
The doc will tell you what to put, there was a few questions I wasn't sure about and the dov filled them in for me I'm sure they are used to nurses meds
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Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by WendyC
The doc will tell you what to put, there was a few questions I wasn't sure about and the dov filled them in for me I'm sure they are used to nurses meds
Thanx Wendy, but would like some more input, if you know what i mean
#4
Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by Margaret2
Thanx Wendy, but would like some more input, if you know what i mean
#6
Re: Veneral diseases
I have worked in health care, in close proximity to patients for close on 20 years. I just told the panel doc and she didn't seem to care.
The blood tests at the meds include an HIV, VDRL, Hep B&C. Chest x-ray for TB, too. A couple of years ago I was in close contact (doing fundus exam) with a patient who we later discovered had active TB. I had to undergo an immediate test and then routine testing every month for 6 months. Nothing turned up, so all okay. I also had a needle stick about 4 years ago, so underwent HIV testing every 6 months. Again, nothing ever showed up. Try not to worry too much. Like WendyC said, they are used to doing nurses meds.
I know it's easy to say not to worry now that our meds are done but really it's nothing.
The blood tests at the meds include an HIV, VDRL, Hep B&C. Chest x-ray for TB, too. A couple of years ago I was in close contact (doing fundus exam) with a patient who we later discovered had active TB. I had to undergo an immediate test and then routine testing every month for 6 months. Nothing turned up, so all okay. I also had a needle stick about 4 years ago, so underwent HIV testing every 6 months. Again, nothing ever showed up. Try not to worry too much. Like WendyC said, they are used to doing nurses meds.
I know it's easy to say not to worry now that our meds are done but really it's nothing.
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Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by dotnron
I have worked in health care, in close proximity to patients for close on 20 years. I just told the panel doc and she didn't seem to care.
The blood tests at the meds include an HIV, VDRL, Hep B&C. Chest x-ray for TB, too. A couple of years ago I was in close contact (doing fundus exam) with a patient who we later discovered had active TB. I had to undergo an immediate test and then routine testing every month for 6 months. Nothing turned up, so all okay. I also had a needle stick about 4 years ago, so underwent HIV testing every 6 months. Again, nothing ever showed up. Try not to worry too much. Like WendyC said, they are used to doing nurses meds.
I know it's easy to say not to worry now that our meds are done but really it's nothing.
The blood tests at the meds include an HIV, VDRL, Hep B&C. Chest x-ray for TB, too. A couple of years ago I was in close contact (doing fundus exam) with a patient who we later discovered had active TB. I had to undergo an immediate test and then routine testing every month for 6 months. Nothing turned up, so all okay. I also had a needle stick about 4 years ago, so underwent HIV testing every 6 months. Again, nothing ever showed up. Try not to worry too much. Like WendyC said, they are used to doing nurses meds.
I know it's easy to say not to worry now that our meds are done but really it's nothing.
I know this might sound entirley dumb - -but do they do base line U+Es and FBC as routine? or is it just the Hep B, C and HIV?
Any answers much appreciated
xRachx
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Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by ladywithatorch
I know this might sound entirley dumb - -but do they do base line U+Es and FBC as routine? or is it just the Hep B, C and HIV?
Any answers much appreciated
xRachx
Any answers much appreciated
xRachx
No baseline anything
Margaret - get yourself a dose of something strong like....bleach
#9
Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by Margaret2
Hi all, have been requested to have my meds , yeeehaaaaa.
But am a bit worried, my other occupation has left me open to some health risks in the past , will i have to declare them at the meds, or will they be obvious
But am a bit worried, my other occupation has left me open to some health risks in the past , will i have to declare them at the meds, or will they be obvious
#10
Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by renth
Am I the only one on this forum wondering if you are admitting to having been a prostitute?
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Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by renth
Am I the only one on this forum wondering if you are admitting to having been a prostitute?
We like to call it 'companions'
Last edited by Margaret2; Apr 7th 2006 at 8:13 am.
#12
Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by wargod
Nah - i was thinking the same too
fraid it had me wondering too!
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Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by Mrs JFW
fraid it had me wondering too!
Hi Jacqui, got your pm, will get back to you tonight
#14
Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by renth
Am I the only one on this forum wondering if you are admitting to having been a prostitute?
PMSL
#15
Re: Veneral diseases
Originally Posted by Margaret2
We like to call it 'companions'
We call it "escorts" down here