Can something come up in a marriage test?

As you know, a health check is required before getting married. Yesterday, my fiancé and I went to get tested. During the test, the lab technician asked me some questions, and I was a bit tense because my fiancé was right next to me while I was answering personal questions. Also, they didn't reveal the results immediately, which is making me more uneasy. Has anyone else been through something like this before? If there is a definite problem, when will the report be available?

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farukcan

These tests check for HIV, hepatitis, and such. They also check for blood type compatibility. I think you're overreacting; they would have informed you right away if there was a result. Most likely, there's no issue.

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uykuarasi

Why is your fiancé sitting next to you? Usually, everyone is taken separately during the test 🫢

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uzaktanbaktim

@pazardandondum it wasn't actually seated, but it was within eye distance. When the lab technician asked aloud, it was heard involuntarily.

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koltuktakalan

@cokdaseyapma how can you be so relaxed? The guy is tense during the test, and the report can change if needed. I think these things should not be taken lightly.

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sessizmod

There are mandatory diseases to be tested for public health before marriage, especially infectious ones. The results are sent to provincial or district health directorates. If there is a problem in the report, the doctor will provide an explanation, and it generally becomes clear within the same week.

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benbisorayim

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with sharing your health condition with your partner. However, during an engagement period, such matters can feel a bit tight. It's normal for personal questions to make one feel uncomfortable when they’re stressful. I would learn it by myself first.

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hatconene

they had asked me these questions: have you had a blood transfusion or surgery before, do you have a history of infectious diseases, is there a congenital genetic disorder? my spouse was in the same room and understood immediately. I think these are very normal questions, but of course, it varies from person to person.

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saridefter

It's weird for the lab technician to ask that in front of your fiancé; ethically, they should only talk to you. Why was a third person let into the room? I would have protested there 😅

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cokdaseyapma

Such things happen, there's no need to stress before the results 🤦‍♀️

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