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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by techie: [QB] Onionpie - thankyou for the information, I actually find it quite assuring that I don't have to head to the doctor's the -minute- I have an unusual discharge :) Redskies - thankyou for so much in depth information! I've found a clinic near me that accepts walk ins for under 25s, so I'll be heading there this Wednesday. I'm glad to know they're so supportive and non-judgemental, at least in your experience :) And thanks for the warning about the comprehensiveness of the questions. Question to whomever might be able to answer this - is having recent ejaculate inside me going to affect the testing? And by recent I mean between 1 and 5 days. I remember reading that that's the only thing that is actually indicative of recent sex that could be spotted by a gyno, and while I'm not exactly worried about being rumbled for being sexually active, I want to know that its not going to corrupt any results/observations/tests? [/QB][/QUOTE]

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