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Hello. I drank a lot of alcohol the night before having a blood test and urine test. Would this affect the results? The results came back that everything is fine but I am still very concerned..... Thanks for any help.

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Results wouldn't be affected at all, as long as the "window periods" for you tests are covered then you should stop worrying.

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what are the 'window periods'?

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It's the time from the point when you had sex to the point that an STI will show up on a test. Chlamydia and Gonhorrhoea = 2 weeks, HIV = 6 weeks, Syphilis = 12 weeks.

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