How to detect sexually transmitted diseases?

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Hello doctor! Three days ago I had unprotected gay sex. Now I am very worried that I am infected. Can you tell me how to detect sexually transmitted diseases? I hope the doctor can help me. I would like to thank you.
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Hello!
When having sex, without using a condom, the risk of sexually transmitted diseases is very high.
You can go to Vinmec Health System facilities nationwide to register for the Social Disease Screening and Examination Package to help you detect sexually transmitted diseases early for effective treatment, avoiding complications occur.
Thank you for trusting Vinmec Health System, looking forward to meeting you directly for more detailed advice. Best regards!

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