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Question: Hi, I am male 40. from XXXXXXX
I took FAS-3 Kit, tablet 2 months back.
My question is, how often this FAS-3 kit can be taken.
Can i take it again after 2 months now?
Does FAS-3 kit clears all the infections in genetical part of men and women?
The situation is, we are planning for the second baby.
My wife was reporting few itching problems after i had sex yesterday. Hence, i want to be sure to clear the infections of both of us before my wife gets pregnant.
Note - i have another relationship too.
Now the question is, what tablet to take to clear all sexually transmitted diseases before getting pregnent. Also, is the tablets i am going to take will affect th
My symptoms - Itching in legs, hands and sometimes in pennis.
Wife's symptoms - Itching in vagina and tiredness,
I took FAS-3 Kit, tablet 2 months back.
My question is, how often this FAS-3 kit can be taken.
Can i take it again after 2 months now?
Does FAS-3 kit clears all the infections in genetical part of men and women?
The situation is, we are planning for the second baby.
My wife was reporting few itching problems after i had sex yesterday. Hence, i want to be sure to clear the infections of both of us before my wife gets pregnant.
Note - i have another relationship too.
Now the question is, what tablet to take to clear all sexually transmitted diseases before getting pregnent. Also, is the tablets i am going to take will affect th
My symptoms - Itching in legs, hands and sometimes in pennis.
Wife's symptoms - Itching in vagina and tiredness,
Brief Answer:
All three of you need to take FAS-3
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.
FAS-3 Kit will take care of many sexually transmitted diseases, but not all. In case you take it, all three of you need to take it. Moreover, your other partner needs to have sex with no one else and the same holds for you in order to limit the scope of reinfection.
FAS-3 is not something that you need to take frequently and hence your question about how frequently can you take it, is not valid. Unless you have a reinfection (which necessarily originates outside, provided you have already cured at existing infection amongst ALL partners) you would not need a second dose of FAS-3 and if you still have an infection, FAS-3 is not the solution anyway.
If still apprehensive, see a venerologist.
Regards
All three of you need to take FAS-3
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.
FAS-3 Kit will take care of many sexually transmitted diseases, but not all. In case you take it, all three of you need to take it. Moreover, your other partner needs to have sex with no one else and the same holds for you in order to limit the scope of reinfection.
FAS-3 is not something that you need to take frequently and hence your question about how frequently can you take it, is not valid. Unless you have a reinfection (which necessarily originates outside, provided you have already cured at existing infection amongst ALL partners) you would not need a second dose of FAS-3 and if you still have an infection, FAS-3 is not the solution anyway.
If still apprehensive, see a venerologist.
Regards
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Dr. Yogesh D
Thank you very much for your quick response.
Following are my doubts.
Whether FAS-3 kit tablets will affect my sperm or my wife in any way in getting pregnant.
I want to be sure, as we are planning for the second child.
regards..
Following are my doubts.
Whether FAS-3 kit tablets will affect my sperm or my wife in any way in getting pregnant.
I want to be sure, as we are planning for the second child.
regards..
Brief Answer:
FAS-3 will not adversely affect
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for writing back.
FAS-3 is unlikely to affect your sperm count or your wife's chances of getting pregnant. But leaving a sexually transmitted disease untreated in both the partners (three in fact) may definitely adversely affect the pregnancy that you are planning.
Regards
FAS-3 will not adversely affect
Detailed Answer:
Thanks for writing back.
FAS-3 is unlikely to affect your sperm count or your wife's chances of getting pregnant. But leaving a sexually transmitted disease untreated in both the partners (three in fact) may definitely adversely affect the pregnancy that you are planning.
Regards
Note: Consult a Sexual Diseases Specialist online for further follow up- Click here.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
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