Q: I know that there is a certain period of time in which a man has to "recharge" after he cums. And I was wondering what the time period is before a man is "fully loaded" again, if there is any at all.

A: That recharging time you rightly refer to is called the refractory period. During this time, which follows orgasm and ejaculation, men cannot be restimulated to orgasm and ejaculation.

How long does the refractory period last? There's no standard waiting time, so there's not much point in comparing. For some men, it's mere minutes before they can come again; for others, it takes hours, or even a good night's sleep. For young men, the refractory period is usually shorter or seemingly nonexistent; for older men, it is longer. Also, some guys get soft during the refractory period, while others maintain erections.

Many things can affect the length of the refractory period, including:

• stress
• alcohol and/or other drug use
• interest in having sex at the moment (yes, some men do not want to do it on demand)
• positioning during sex (for example, a man might find that his refractory period is shorter when having sex in a sexual position he prefers)

Whatever you do, don't compare yourself to dudes in porn videos who, with the help of their editors, appear to "shoot" bucket loads clear across the room every 45 seconds.

The concept of "reloading," by the way, is metaphorical, not an actual physiological event. In men, new sperm develop every minute. Ejaculation happens when mature sperm, stored in the epididymis, a tightly coiled tube that leads from the testis, are pumped to the vas deferens (where the seminal vesicle supplies the seminal fluid), and then to the prostate; the prostate muscle opens and the prostate gland pumps the seminal fluid into the urethra and out the urethral opening. At the time of ejaculation, most men orgasm. But ejaculation does not always occur with orgasm. Some men use tantra, a kind of yoga where sexuality is heightened to get closer to enlightenment, to train themselves to experience continual peaks of pleasure (orgasm) without ejaculating, thereby apparently eliminating the need for a refractory period.

Shanghai nightclubs guide.
If you stay in one of the bigger hotels with a night club you can be sure a companion waits for you, if you like, but also for sure it’s pure money business, whatever is been told and done and this is not negotiable once the price has been fixed.
 
Despite China's ban on prostitution and occasional crackdowns, in cities throughout the country entertainment venues from neighborhood karaoke bars to neighborhood karaoke bars to five-star hotels offer under-the-table services to male clients. But the Shanghai massage parlors stand out in the sex service scene because they target and live off a group of expatriates.
  
“You get a lot of married but single Japanese people in Shanghai,” said a foreign-born lawyer who has lived in Shanghai seven years.

''More than in any other city in China you find that (prostitution) is more targeted toward Japanese people,'' he said.

Shanghai's massage scene attracts Japanese expatriates because the prices are lower than those in Japan and the service is just as professional, a staff member of the local Japan External Trade Organization said. He said that the massages, including a light-touch, oil-free set called ''Japanese style,'' can soothe overworked businessmen.

The Japanese-language entertainment magazine ''My City'' runs ads from 18 massage parlors. Half want men only or charge more than 500 RMB for service. An editor at the magazine editor said it was likely some of the parlors offered illegal services but did not know how many. Shanghai lets the parlors operate because they keep the sexual services quiet or, in some cases, because they are run by government departments, the lawyer said.

Massage parlor employees normally decline to discuss specific services by phone, saying they do not know exactly what they are or suggesting an in-person visit for an introduction. They welcome Japanese clients with quiet cleanliness, Japanese-style furnishings and Japanese-language service.

''The Japanese work hard, they get tired and there's a lot of work stress,'' said a staff member surnamed Zhang with the 24-hour Beautiful Women Workshop massage parlor. Zhang declined to describe her job but said all services were legal.

What's on at Nightlife in Shanghai

You are probably not familiar with Chinese culture and nightlife; one is for sure it is closely linked in particular since the 18. Century when nightlife in China started to integrated ideas and behaviors of western style nightlife, actually it is not much different but there are some other ideas. Nightlife in Shanghai and China in general is full of fun and excitement, bars nightclubs, dance clubs and halls, opera-shows, live music etc. Almost every 5 star hotel has a bar and other entertainment venues.

Aside of nightclub style entertainment you could see a Peking Opera, acrobatics (very popular in China), some dances and singing or hit the disco. At those places other tourists and locals are around with similar ideas. In recent year great looking theme pubs, exotic bars with totally unique styles brought nightlife in Shanghai to new heights.

Nightlife in Shanghai is a bit different to after sunset life in other parts of Asia. Especially the girls are in a different environment such as Shanghai hotel bars and barber shops.
 
Bar's in Shanghai are plenty, A hot spot in the moment is bar rouge Shanghai and cloud 9 bar in Shanghai, I don't know if they are still on cloud 9 after they see the bill. But what can we do, everyone has its desire.
Nightclubs in Shanghai are naturally to gain merit, but not the Buddhist type of merit, it's the ego type of merit, means what? Money, money, money!!  If you want to keep your face up have a look at the face bar in Shanghai, the glamour bar Shanghai is also not bad, but what a little ice in the cognac in the ice bar Shanghai? Stretch it in the long bar Shanghai.
 
If you are fed up with the Manhattan bar Shanghai -as if there is Manhattan in Shanghai- have a look for other night life spots in Shanghai and some real nightclubs in Shanghai where they make it under the table manually and oral, you don't trust me? Its standard procedure, trust me!! Keep in mind, when the nightlife heat is on and the money winking everything is possible, here and now!

Nightlife in Shanghai was always the real thing in China, forget the communists, they are in Beijing, Shanghai is not Beijing or?

Shanghai bars are legend and Shanghai bar girls even beat the Thai Bar girls in terms of how fast the money of the client is extracted. Shanghai china nightlife and Shanghai night clubs have reached the climax of pulling clients money, they even beat Hong Kong's Club Volvo where the mama san pull money in the 20 minute tact, reminds me to Johann Straus, the Vienna Waltz and the three quarter tact, in China it's the 20 minute tact, what a capitalistic adventure ?

Shanghai nightclubs can still be a great experience but be careful with the bar girls since the times runs fast in Shanghais tunnel bar, very dark, and other milking establishments

Shanghai bars takes on many forms. Shanghai is one of China's top china nightlife destinations and as such there is a great range of nightspots in Shanghai. Although nightlife is not on the same level as Bangkok, it won’t mean you won't be able to find somewhere and someone to have fun. Shanghai clubs, Shanghai discos and Shanghai entertainment are just depending on how big is your wallet.

There is not so much on Shanghai gay nightlife, if you want this direction talk with the hotel bell man and he will handle this with the taxi driver to bring you to the right Shanghai night club, don't be shy. The "butterflies" are very lively in the big international hotels, if you like it simpler just walk down Shanghai's Nanjing Road after 9 pm and listen to the lady whisperers.

You might get a lot of fun or maybe not, it’s a matter of money like everywhere in China, money rules and nothing else. Plenty of Shanghai girls are so beautiful and also very materialistic minded. There are countless bar girls and sex, but it’s usually nice, so what? Nightlife in Shanghai is very colorful, beside of the above mentioned nightlife scene are other nightlife things to do in Shanghai.

What about to listen to a concert of  the Shanghai Philharmonic Society, maybe having a look for the Acrobatic Troup or the Shanghai Yueju Opera Group.

There are dance halls, discotheques and bars full with pretty girls, many of the entertainment venues have life music with singers and bands. In the city many international cultural and art festivals are celebrated.

 
Nightlife Shanghai is nothing new; it’s just repeating itself since the opening up of China after the hardliner communists got the slip.

Similar but more contemporary night entertainment spots reemerged in different localities and new decoration plus new techniques, in the 19. Century until the 193x no multimedia, and electronics were available, now it is and they are heavily used, that includes bars with bar girls, karaoke parlors, dance halls plus the notorious barber shops, saunas and since recently spa’s. Actually only since about ten years there is some big investment into the later mentioned. Chinese and Shanghai nightlife was banned by the communist during the 195x and it started again in the 198x. What communists don understand is nobody can change the human nature whether neither Mao nor his friends Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot and Pinochet. They all went down the drain sooner or later, nightlife survived and communist where busted since communism is inhuman and has no chance to survive in an evolution driven society.

If you want it quiet, peaceful and romantic visit a Chinese teahouse, actually not all of them are quiet, and some function only as front-end for some hanky-panky business of the manual type or with full body action. Girls are plenty, tourist are plenty, let’s have some fun, check the prices first !

Nightlife in Shanghai is not much different to other cities in China or to cities in other parts of Asia with a high amount of Chinese population. It’s been there since hundreds of years in different disguises and got more a negative attribute with the influence of philosophies such as Christianity and Islam? The Buddhism was always more directed to reality taking nightlife just as a normal part of living, the others mentioned do not share this few. But what do we care about some people from the dessert and the so called "levante", Buddhism is culture, the others are repressions.

 
What about wan in Mandarin, indicating nightlife fun by any means, short and not so short together with western music, actually today western Hip Hop and Rock is dominating together with Chinese songs naturally.

Shanghai Nightlife today often functions as a means to show, he look here I have lots of money. How to show the people you have plenty of money? Ok, use it, buy a Ferrari and a great house or apartment and spend it in a lavish Shanghai nightclub with some pretty girls, they like it, you like so what could be better. Some additional spice is added by foreign tourists and business people who usually have a good expenses account to be used for pleasure and girls pleasure is never far, just have a look in any bigger hotel bar you will find at least a dozen "butterfly" of the night, but be careful they are real tough, not such soft things as in Thailand Nightlife, Cambodia or Myanmar Nightlife.

Shanghai nightlife with senior citizen dances are nothing special to the city and China in general, just have a look in any tradition Chinese society and you can see the same. Very recent fun of this type you can see at Georgetown Malaysia on Penang island, there are Chinese food courts with music and open air dancing just similar to the dance hall, but without the ceiling, it’s only the open air dance floor. This is nothing special to older urban residents for some nostalgic behavior it’s just here and not forgotten, because the people like it. 

Resource: shanghai-central.com

The general application process for getting "legal", to work and live in China as a working employee in Shanghai is a multi-step process that involves various governmental organizations. Bureaucracy at its finest. The following is a basic step-by-step narrative of what one needs to do to get a proper Work Permit and Residence permit. This starts with the company getting approval to hire you, the foreigner, and then getting all info together to get you your Z visa to then come back and finish the process to get you your work permit and residence permit. This article assumes your employer is NOT one that is capitalized over 3 million USD OR that you are NOT being hired as a GM or Vice GM.

Follow up:

Work License

1. Your resume or C.V. in Chinese and English - (add company seal)
2. A copy of your Passport
3. A copy of the company business license (should have company seal )
4. A copy of the organization code certificate (should have company seal)
5. ** A copy of the permit for foreign investment enterprise (if your company is a WOFE)
6. Qualification Documents like your Diploma or other Professional Certification or Reference letters from your former company. The application must be filled out TWICE as they need TWO copies. Make sure to check before you go submit the forms as it MAY require a company seal. This application process takes 5 days (Cost was 10 rmb I think) the Work License is a laminated green 2-sided certificate with basic info about you and the company hiring you.
7. Officially, it is the Company that wants to hire you that applies to the government to allow them to hire a foreigner. This application is submitted with the Shanghai Labor Social Security Bureau. You can call 12333 to confirm location and more info, as the old location was 865 Zhong Shan S Rd on the First Floor, but I believe this process is now handled at the new Labour Bureau's Foreigner Service Office at 258 WuSong Rd., 2nd floor. (ph 63099595)
8. When applying, you will need to provide the following documents:

Invitation Letter for application for Z visa

1. Work license (Original and copy)
2. A copy of your Passport
3. A copy of the company business license (should have company-seal )

Your hiring company cannot invite you legally without the authority of the government. Thus the company needs to apply to the Foreign Economic Relation & Trade Commission Office (N0.55 Lou Shan Guan Rd. 11th floor ph- 62752200-265) to ask them to issue an invitation notice that will get recognized by the China Ambassy or Consulate in your home country to issue you a Z Visa to return and complete your employment formalities. When applying for the Invitation letter, the following documents will be needed:

Process takes 3 days (Cost was 20rmb) the invitation letter is just an A-4 paper form with relevant stamps on it. DO NOT LOSE THIS! ** Please note that companies incorporated in the Pudong New District do NOT go to the Foreign Relation office and instead go to the Pudong District Services office at #2 HeHuan Rd in Pudong where on the first floor there is a counter that handles these applications. Same required documents apply. (more info call: 68542222-88106 58788388-64105)

LEAVE TO HOME COUNTRY to go apply for Z visa

1. Your Passport
2. A copy of the Invitation letter
3. The original invitation letter
4. 2 Passport Photos
5. After you have the invitation in hand, you need to exit China and then apply for a Z-visa in your home country at your respective China Consulate or Embassy. In the past, the Hong Kong Visa Authority office was an acceptable destination for processing Z-visas, but given the recent turmoil, some applicants have been rejected or turned away so your best bet will be to go to your home country for best results. You will need to bring:

And of course you must complete a Visa Application. Visa costs vary as these costs are reciprocal with your home country. US fees are highest at $130 at time of this writing. The Z-Visa is just a standard Visa insert into your Passport.

Medical exam

can be done prior to leaving or after return but best to do before for sake of timeliness (Med Clinic in Hong Qiao ) The Examination Clinic is located at 15 Jin Bang Rd near Hami Rd. It is a very professional and efficient facility.

1. Your Passport
2. A copy of your Passport
3. A copy of the company business license (should have company seal )
4. 3 Passport Photos
   
   Call 021-62688851 or 62683088 to make an appointment first. They will schedule appt. Then bring the following:

They will have you complete a form there before the examination, then they will take a digital photo of you and enter in the info you supplied. The examination itself is about 12 different stations ranging from x-rays, blood draws, to ultrasounds and standard Blood Pressure checks. This examination process takes about an hour.

The final report and Health Certification is available in 4 work days. Bring 702rmb + 40 if you want the report delivered via courier. The Health Certificate is just a stamped certification paper on standard A-4 paper so DO NOT LOSE IT!

Temporary Residence Registration

Upon your return to Shanghai, MAKE SURE you go get a new Temporary Residence Registration Form "Pink Slip" within 24 hours if at all possible (local PSB) Late registration MAY result in fines up to 500 rmb.

Apply for Work Permit

1. Passport with valid Z visa
2. 2 copies of the Work Permit Application including required Company Seal
3. Work license
4. A copy of your Health Certificate
5. A copy of your labor contract (this contract only needs to be a simple form listing title (must match original Work License application, and term of employment)
6. A copy of the company business license
7. A copy of the organization code certificate
8. ** A copy of the permit for foreign investment enterprise (if your company is a WOFE)
9. 3 Passport photos

With your Z visa Entry and Health check out of the way, you have 30 days to complete the rest of the process. Despite the "000" listed on your validity on the Z-visa, if you do not complete the process in 30 days, the PSB WILL fine you up to 500rmb PER DAY that you exceed that period so time is of the essence. The next step is to actually get permission to work here in China. The Work Permit is what you are applying for next. To do this, we again need to go to the Labor Dept at 258 WuSong Rd. , 2nd Floor. This time, the required documents are:

Fee: RMB 10
It takes about 3 working days to get your Alien Work Permit, a little red booklet with your photo and employer information inside.

Apply for Residence Permit

1. A Completed Visa Application form WITH COMPANY SEAL
2. Your Work Permit
3. Your Health Certificate
4. Your Pink Temporary residence registration
5. A copy of the business license (** this is where they MAY ask for the ORIGINAL Document)
6. A copy of the organization code certificate
7. ** A copy of the permit for foreign investment enterprise (if your company is a WOFE)
8. Employment registration form
9. Passport
10. 1 Passport photos

Once the Work Permit is in hand, you must then go to the PSB's Entry Exit Bureau at 1500 Min Sheng Rd. in Pudong, to apply for a Residence permit. Bring the following information to apply:

The residence permit costs RMB 400 for 1 year or less, and 800 for more than 1 year. It will take 5 working days to get the Residence Visa. You can ask the service counter behind the restrooms area near the waiting room to courier your application, which will save you a trip out. Cost is usually around 30rmb.

*ADDED* please note- the PSB MAY ask you to present a letter of introduction introducing you as an incoming employee asking the PSB to please help you complete the application process. Signed and stamped by company. Not everyone gets asked for this. But it MAY get asked for so best to ask for one just in case.

I hope this information is helpful. Most large companies will probably hire someone to do this process or even handle it in-house. BUT, smaller and local companies who will more and more, be hiring expats, will likely be handling this on their own so even if you do not need to do this all yourself like I did, you can at least use this as a reference.

Good luck.

Appendix:

Here is the summary of what you will need along the way- consolidated:

1. 1 copy of resume with translation, both chopped by company
2. 5 copies (chopped) of the company's Biz License (and one instance you will need to show ACTUAL document)
3. 3 copies of the company's Org Code Certificate
4. 5 copies of your passport
5. 7 Passport Pics
6. 1 copy of your diploma with translation (and chopped by company)
7. 2 copies of Work License after you get it both instances you will need to show or submit the original
8. 2 copies of the Health Certificate you get from the med exam
9. 1 copy of Z visa
10. 1 copy of labor contract
11. 1 copy of work permit
12. 1 an updated Registration Form Of Temporary Residence(Pink Slip)

Appendix 2

List of needed documents for applying for Residence for family:

1. Your Passport and copy of your Residence Permit
2. A copy of your Marriage Certificate
3. A copy of your child(ren)'s Birth Certificate listing you as a parent
4. Your family members' passport(s) with valid visa(s)

aa.  An Updated Registration Form Of Temporary Residence(Pink Slip)

bb.  A Health Certificate for adult member

cc.  A copy of the company Business License

dd.  A copy of the company Organization Code Certificate

ee.  ** Just added ** A Letter of Application on Company letterhead confirming the employee and his/her position in the company, relation to the family applicants, and request to allow additional Residence permits to be issued for family members.

These documents with a STAMPED application (for each member of family) for Residence permit(s) are to be submitted to the Entry Exit Bureau at 1500 Min Sheng Rd (Pudong).

Work permit need health certificate with negative HIV status: http://www.shshanghai.com/feature-articles/275-how-to-get-an-employment-work-permit-and-visa-in-shanghai-china.html

Work permit need health certificate with negative HIV status: http://www.shshanghai.com/feature-articles/275-how-to-get-an-employment-work-permit-and-visa-in-shanghai-china.html

Travel Visa will be easier to apply for HIV persons regarding the Tuesday, April 27, 2010 report that China has scrapped a 20-year-old travel ban that barred people with HIV and AIDS from entering the country just days ahead of the opening of the Shanghai Expo, which hopes to welcome millions of overseas visitors. China's cabinet, the State Council, said in a statement posted to its website late Tuesday that the government passed amendments on April 19 revising the Border Quarantine Law as well as China's Law on Control of the Entry and Exit of Aliens. But for Employment Visa – Z Visa, there are still got such kind of Health certificate limitations on. See How to Get an Employment Work Permit and Visa in Shanghai:

http://www.shshanghai.com/feature-articles/275-how-to-get-an-employment-work-permit-and-visa-in-shanghai-china.html or see follow details which collected from Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the United States of America: Employment Visa - Z Visa is issued to an alien who comes to China for a post or employment. And his /she accompany with family members.

I. Please submit the following documents with your application:

1. A valid passport as well as a copy of its information page: Your valid passport must have at least six (6) months of remaining validity with at least one blank visa page in it.

2. Application form: One completed Visa Application Form (Q1)

3. Photo: one recent photo of 2*2 square inch (black & white or color is acceptable) glued or stapled on the application form.

4. Temporary foreign visitors with a valid US visa or foreign residents with legitimate status in the US, may apply for Chinese visa to the Visa Office of the Chinese Embassy. The visa officer may ask the applicant to provide the original and photocopy of their US Green Card, Work Permit,I-20 Form, valid US Visa or other additional documents and make a decision on whether to issue the visa case by case.

5. First time applicants whose former nationality was Chinese, shall write down his Chinese name in the application form and submit his original Chinese passport and the photocopy of the information page of the passport. Applicant, who was formerly Chinese and has acquired a new US passport, if there is a Chinese visa in the old passport, shall submit his old US passport or the photocopy of the Chinese visa.

6. A visa notification issued by the authorized Chinese unit.

7. An original and a photocopy of the Work Permit for Aliens issued by the Chinese Labor Ministry or the original of Foreign Expert's License issued by the Chinese Foreign Expert Bureau.

8. A visa notification issued by the authorized Chinese unit or proof of kinship, e.g. marriage certificate, birth certificate, etc, is required for the accompanying family members.

Ⅱ.How to apply

1. You may submit the application to the Visa Office of the Embassy or Consulate -General which holds consular jurisdiction over the state where you reside;

2. If you cannot come in person, you may entrust someone else or a travel/visa agent to drop off your application at the visa office of the Embassy or Consulate -General which holds consular jurisdiction over the state where you reside.

▲No appointment is required.

▲Mailed applications are not acceptable and will be refused.

Ⅲ.Processing Time

1. The regular processing time is 4 working days.

2. Express service: 2-3 working days processing, $20 will be charged per visa.

3. Same day rush service: additional fees of $30 for 1 working day processing (applications presented before 12:30pm may be picked up between 2:30pm-3:00pm on the same day).

Ⅳ.Visa fees

1. Please pay by Visa, MasterCard, Money Order, Cashier's Check or Company Check. Cash or Personal checks are not acceptable.

2. Please make the company check, cashier's check or money order payable to Chinese Embassy.

3. Fees: $130 for American, and $30 for Citizens of other countries.

Ⅴ.Additional Information

1. If the visa application form is not filled out completely, correctly and legibly, this can cause a delay in processing or refusal of the requested visa.

2. (Z) visa is valid for one entry, three months. The holder of a (Z) visa shall go through residential formalities in the local public security department within thirty days of entry into China.

3. Visa Officers may require some other relevant documents.

4. Any person suffering from a mental disorder, leprosy, AIDS, venereal diseases, contagious tuberculosis or other such infectious diseases shall not be permitted to enter China.

Staying healthy in Shanghai is mostly a case of taking common-sense precautions just as it is anywhere else in the world. However, these precautions may be a little different from those required in a temperate climate. To arrive healthy and stay healthy should be your goal.

Shanghai has a reputation for having the best medical facilities in all of mainland China, and expats should have no worries in finding quality healthcare when needed Western-style clinics and hospitals have been especially set up to serve the ever-expanding expat population.

Facilities at these institutions are improving every year, and some include 24 hour care and accident and emergency departments with trained international staff at hand. A good number of public hospitals have set up VIP clinics, which cater specifically to expats. Foreigners are technically required to go to either a western-operated clinic or one of these VIP clinics, although some expats go to their local neighborhood hospital. VIP perks include English-speaking staff, a nurse that will escort you around the hospital, and no waiting.

More details of local hospital please clinck here: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/?catid=2

Shanghai Skin Disease and STD Hospital was found in 1945 which is the only sexually transmitted disease special hospital in Shanghai.

Shanghai Skin Disease & STD Hospital

Address: 196 Wuyi Rd, Changning District, Shanghai

Tel: +86 (021) - 61833000 * 3350

Outpatient schedule: 

Registration: 7:30 - 11:00, 12:00 - 16:30.

Consultation: 8:00 - 11:30, 13:00 - 16:30

Shanghai SKin Disease & STD Hospital - Zhabei outptation and inpation division

Address: 1278 Baode Rd, Zhabei District, Shanghai

Tel: +86 (021) - 61833000

Gastrointestinal diseases caused by Helicobacter pylori include chronic gastritis, duodenal ulcers, and gastric cancer. Individuals who are HIV positive are known to have a high incidence of gastrointestinal disease, however, studies on the seroprevelance of antibodies to H. pylori in HIV infected individuals in developed countries have generally shown that this group is lower in seroprevelance than corresponding HIV negative controls.  ref: http://gateway.nlm.nih.gov/MeetingAbstracts/ma?f=102235267.html

The reason for have a hiv test is If you have never had unprotected sex, shared drug injecting equipment, or been exposed to HIV during a medical procedure or at work, then there is probably very little likelihood of you having HIV, and no real reason for you to take an HIV test. If there is a possibility that you have been exposed to HIV, then a test is always the best option. Many people are very frightened of taking an HIV test in case they test positive. This can mean they spend many months, sometimes even years, worrying about the possibility of having HIV, often unnecessarily. In almost every case, it is better to know your status than not to know: If you are diagnosed as HIV negative, your mind will instantly be put at rest and you can stop worrying and get on with your life.

No. 15 Jinbang Road or No. 1701 Hami Lu,

Tel: 6268-6171, 6268-8851 (appointment) 

Hours: 8:30--11:00 and 13:00--15:00, Monday--Friday.

1. The Chinese government may not accept your overseas examination. The local examination includes a blood test, but you can be assured that the needles are sterile and unused. You will need to bring the following items to the health center:
2. Copy of Business License - Passport
3. (2) passport photos (photos can be taken at the health center)
4. Original lab report, if physical was performed in your home country.

Shanghai local hospital provide STD test service, but both consultation and test report will be given by Chinese Version only. (For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/)

Or you can choose International Hospital where most of time you will be charge expensive consultation fees base on CPT code (charging standard as like high-end American Private Clinic, even more) or STDs Testing and Treatment Service which provide by Sexual Health Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-hiv-and-std-test.html

For Shanghai local citizen, please click this link for more details of HIV testing service in Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-hiv-and-aids/132-shanghai-hiv-testing-organization.html

For the first HIV test in Shanghai CDC, normally call rapid HIV test. This kind of HIV test only needs 20mins to get the result back. If the result is negative, then no more further test required. For any suspected case, Shanghai district level CDC will pass the case to City level CDC for further confirmation, that means more deeper research will be done on your blood sample and the results will be back around one week. For expat patient, you can choose international hospital to accept the test; normally you should pay expansive consultation fees + testing fees. In fact, your blood sample will also be transfer to CDC to do the test, so normally both rapid HIV test and further HIV test will need one week to get the result back.

If you prefer test HIV status by you self, the third opinion for you is to choose self HIV test kits, Sinoaid Shanghai provide both Blood and Oral HIV test kits for you needs through this link: http://www.sinoaid.cn/hiv.html or you can choose onsite HIV testing service through our partner MZ independent laboratory Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-stds-and-hiv-test.html

For Shanghai local citizen, please click this link for more details of HIV testing service in Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-hiv-and-aids/132-shanghai-hiv-testing-organization.html

For the first HIV test in Shanghai CDC, normally call rapid HIV test. This kind of HIV test only needs 20mins to get the result back. If the result is negative, then no more further test required. For any suspected case, Shanghai district level CDC will pass the case to City level CDC for further confirmation, that means more deeper research will be done on your blood sample and the results will be back around one week. For expat patient, you can choose international hospital to accept the test; normally you should pay expansive consultation fees + testing fees. In fact, your blood sample will also be transfer to CDC to do the test, so normally both rapid HIV test and further HIV test will need one week to get the result back.

If you prefer test HIV status by you self, the third opinion for you is to choose self HIV test kits, Sinoaid Shanghai provide both Blood and Oral HIV test kits for you needs through this link: http://www.sinoaid.cn/hiv.html or you can choose onsite HIV testing service through our partner MZ independent laboratory Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-stds-and-hiv-test.html

Shanghai local hospital provide STD test service, but both consultation and test report will be given by Chinese Version only. (For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/)

Or you can choose International Hospital where most of time you will be charge expensive consultation fees base on CPT code (charging standard as like high-end American Private Clinic, even more) or STDs Testing and Treatment Service which provide by Sexual Health Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-hiv-and-std-test.html

Shanghai local hospital provide STD blood test service, but both consultation and test report will be given by Chinese Version only. (For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/)

Or you can choose International Hospital where most of time you will be charge expensive consultation fees base on CPT code (charging standard as like high-end American Private Clinic, even more) or STDs Testing and Treatment Service which provide by Sexual Health Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-hiv-and-std-test.html

Shanghai local hospital provide Chlamydia test service, but both consultation and test report will be given by Chinese Version only. (For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/)

Or you can choose International Hospital where most of time you will be charge expensive consultation fees base on CPT code (charging standard as like high-end American Private Clinic, even more) or STDs Testing and Treatment Service which provide by Sexual Health Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-hiv-and-std-test.html

Yes, If you like to fuck, carry condoms and lubricant. If you don't have them with you, ask your partner if they have some. Regardless of HIV status, condoms protect you and your partner - not only from HIV but from other sexually transmitted infections.

Rapid Blood HIV test (HIV antibody tests) is the test which commonly been used in HIV test in shanghai by most of Shanghai CDC network. If you prefer do the test through the pain free oral way, AWARE™ HIV-1/2 OMT is the good choice: http://www.sinoaid.cn/aware-oral-hiv-test.html

Rapid Blood HIV test (HIV antibody tests) is the test which commonly been used in HIV test in shanghai by most of Shanghai CDC network. If you prefer do the test through the pain free oral way, AWARE™ HIV-1/2 OMT is the good choice: http://www.sinoaid.cn/aware-oral-hiv-test.html

Please see more details about Shanghai Sex Toys through http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-sex-toys/index.php

For routine checkup, please go through http://www.sinoaid.com/hiv.html for ordering HIV self test online.

If you are looking for Cantonese Doctor for STDs Consultation, please check our Shanghai Hospital Database to see if there are condition can match your requirement: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/

Most of teaching hospital in Shanghai provides demonology or skin clinic service where you can go for testing and treatment. For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/

The pre-condition of you go for local hospital visit is you should know well about Chinese and you should be more patient on longer waiting period which you spend in hospital before you see the doctor. Or you can choose Sexual Health Shanghai to help you set an integrated testing and treatment plan for you through our authority medical provider network. See more details here: http://www.shshanghai.com/health-check-profile.html

Shanghai local hospital provide STD test service, but both consultation and test report will be given by Chinese Version only. (For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/)

Or you can choose International Hospital where most of time you will be charge expensive consultation fees base on CPT code (charging standard as like high-end American Private Clinic, even more) or STDs Testing and Treatment Service which provide by Sexual Health Shanghai: http://www.shshanghai.com/shanghai-hiv-and-std-test.html

Most of teaching hospital in Shanghai provides demonology or skin clinic service where you can go for testing and treatment. For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/

The pre-condition of you go for local hospital visit is you should know well about Chinese and you should be more patient on longer waiting period which you spend in hospital before you see the doctor. Or you can choose Sexual Health Shanghai to help you set an integrated testing and treatment plan for you through our authority medical provider network. See more details here: http://www.shshanghai.com/health-check-profile.html

Most of teaching hospital in Shanghai provides demonology or skin clinic service where you can go for testing and treatment. For teaching hospital details information please click: http://www.shshanghai.com/component/sobi2/

The pre-condition of you go for local hospital visit is you should know well about Chinese and you should be more patient on longer waiting period which you spend in hospital before you see the doctor. Or you can choose Sexual Health Shanghai to help you set an integrated testing and treatment plan for you through our authority medical provider network. See more details here: http://www.shshanghai.com/health-check-profile.html