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"I know that local clinics are cheapest places to go for STI testing but working and personal issues prevent use of the local very limited service. If u test online who do u use?" They wont judge or ask your gp | |||
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"none of those are cheap, just one test for one infection is expensive. test normally posted to you next day, you post back special delivery unmarked box provided, results by text or email within the week. if not a test available for home use then they will call you into a private clinic somewhere closest to you. if positive and treatable they will give a prescription, but normally they charge for issuing one, if not some have private clinics they will call you into to discuss. its cheaper if you just take a hour off or day holiday and go to docs or sexual health clinic some open sat and sun" The Birmingham area send you free tests to your door. Whats all this paying malarky? | |||
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"Hampshire nhs send a free kit to you and text results within 5 days x " Wish ours did. Although it's no real bother going but it is unfair that you can't get that service every where | |||
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"I know that local clinics are cheapest places to go for STI testing but working and personal issues prevent use of the local very limited service. If u test online who do u use? They wont judge or ask your gp" Oh i know ive used clinics for testing in the past. | |||
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"Hampshire nhs send a free kit to you and text results within 5 days x " Yep, I get the kits from Hampshire NHS. So simple to use. | |||
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"Anyone know if postal service is available in Bedfordshire?" Would love to know too....Luton based and getting into the L&D when I am actually available is not easy. | |||
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"Leeds posts out free test kits. Sally" Thats good to know as it's a pain trying to get to a centre. I'll have a look for that online. | |||
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"I didn't even know there was such a thing! Right, so I've wiped my knob on an email, so who do I send it to? " Sydney University. | |||
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"While the issue of free vs paid for has been brought up, I wonder how many think it is fair to expect the NHS to fund monthly STI testing for people who willingly put themselves at high risk of catching an STI? Whist it's true it's cheaper for the NHS to offer free tests than treat an epidemic, the point remains should the tax payer be funding STI tests for the promiscuous?" Thats a whole other argument a bit like PrEP for those at risk of HIV. | |||
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"While the issue of free vs paid for has been brought up, I wonder how many think it is fair to expect the NHS to fund monthly STI testing for people who willingly put themselves at high risk of catching an STI? Whist it's true it's cheaper for the NHS to offer free tests than treat an epidemic, the point remains should the tax payer be funding STI tests for the promiscuous? Thats a whole other argument a bit like PrEP for those at risk of HIV. " I guess that depends on how much we'd have to pay. Is £20 a test too naive a suggestion...it must cost more...but what about motorcyclists or base jumpers, should they pay for treatment too? | |||
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"A well known pharmacy offer self test kits, HIV, 29.99 . Chlamydia/gonorrhea 50.00 . Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV, Syphilis & Hepatitis, 120.00 . The Complete 12 tests for Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Herpes Simplex I, Herpes Simplex II, Gardnerella, Mycoplasma, Trichomonas & Ureaplasma, 240.00" I wonder how many would consider offering this to swingers a better option than treating a cancer patient for example. And if they were to be turned away for treatment because of a lack of funding, how many would shrug it off as being fair enough as they've been getting a grands worth of STI tests a year for free? | |||
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"A well known pharmacy offer self test kits, HIV, 29.99 . Chlamydia/gonorrhea 50.00 . Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV, Syphilis & Hepatitis, 120.00 . The Complete 12 tests for Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Herpes Simplex I, Herpes Simplex II, Gardnerella, Mycoplasma, Trichomonas & Ureaplasma, 240.00 I wonder how many would consider offering this to swingers a better option than treating a cancer patient for example. And if they were to be turned away for treatment because of a lack of funding, how many would shrug it off as being fair enough as they've been getting a grands worth of STI tests a year for free?" You could use that argument for almost any health condition. Indeed it is the Donald trump mantra. Why should the tax payer pay for skin cancer - you went out in the sun. Sports injuries Sex changes Ivf Accidents at home or anywhere else Car crash victims (you could walk) Heart conditions (do more exercise - but see above about sports injuries) Almost anything bar air born diseases could be apportioned to someone taking a lifestyle risk or making a choice to do something. If we are going to ration resources based on lifestyle then I'd start with other treatments first. In fact I'd want STI testing expanded. If I break an arm playing rugby there is little pay off to society for treating me. If you catch infections early the benefits to society are far greater. I'd pay but then I know I'm lucky that a few tenners does not make or break my month. Others are not so fortunate. | |||
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