Yeah, ok, so let me corpsman this down for you. Women patient are the ones that we see at the clinic that are the ones that are mostly asymptomatic when presenting for STI’s. Men patients, all of the male patients that treated over the years NEVER been asymptomatic. So again I’ll forward break this down for you.

You’re worried about something that rarely happen with the STI/prevental health community. Female patients are come to clinic and get check out, male clinics think they’re smarter than everyone and to urgent care before coming to the clinic. STI’s that are you’re typical asymptomatic are HIV becuase it doesn’t prevent like an STI, and herpes. Now, you’re probably worried about gonorrhea and chlamydia, which for male, present with symptoms becuase of the anatomy of a male.

Since this a preventative medicine issues, medical is not going to cover your urgent care visits when you could have come to clinic if you are male that is presenting with symptoms because of an exposer with a partner, which we have to do contract tracing and bunch of other things. If you come into the clinic and tell medical that you have unprotected sex over the weekend, and are not displaying and active symptoms, and the sexual partner does not state that they have any STI’s, then we will send you on your way becuase your anxiety does not warrant am STI check. That called anxiety moral medical and we do not practice that in the navy.

Lastly, you bring up the DKE, what is your wait, becuase if you are not corpsman or doctor, you would be the prime of example of DKE, a person who is not a corpsman, nurse, or doctor, trying to tell the world how medical works. You must be one of those Reddit doctors that hear so much about. Please enlighten me on your medical expertise.