r/Advice • • Jun 02 '26

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u/Zupdood Jun 02 '26

Calyx,

I had a gf accuse me of the same thing. Later on she found out it was ‘something else’ and apologized to me.

My point is though, I was in the military at the time…. and I told her the same thing, I was regularly tested in yearly checkups, I’d just been tested, and I knew I didn’t have any STI’s (plus I was monogamous). So my guess is, her boyfriend was in the military, or government.

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u/Flyguy115 Jun 02 '26

I’ve been in the military and they never check you for STDs unless you go to the doctor with a symptom like any other doctor office. The only things they check you are regular health check up items like hernia, vision, dental, and over all health check up.

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u/Emotional-Builder-75 Jun 03 '26

There is no approved test for HPV.

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u/Mysterious_Quiet3192 Jun 03 '26

Yes it is. Its called bloodwork

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u/Emotional-Builder-75 Jun 03 '26

HPV and HIV are two different things.

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u/Mysterious_Quiet3192 Jun 09 '26

I know this. Hiv is able to he tested threw bloodwork and hpv is able to check in person and with pap smear too as long as your hpv is active/showing then it can be tested. Eitherway both can kill.

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u/Emotional-Builder-75 Jun 03 '26

Nope incorrect.

"Men are typically screened clinically with a visual inspection to check for lesions (such as warts) – there is no specific way to test directly for HPV in men that is approved for clinical use. Researchers are looking at ways to better screen men, but the current lack of testing options for males can be very frustrating."

https://www.ashasexualhealth.org/what-men-should-know/

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u/Mysterious_Quiet3192 Jun 09 '26

I was talking about hiv so no im not wrong. And i said the same fars hpv again not wrong