A 31-year-old cisgender man with well-controlled HIV is diagnosed and treated for uncomplicated rectal gonorrhea. Urine and pharyngeal NAATs are negative. He is asymptomatic and is advised to abstain from sexual activity for 7 days after treatment. According to CDC guidelines, when should he be retested for gonorrhea? Only if symptoms recur In 3 months, as part of routine rescreening for high-risk individuals In 2 weeks, to confirm microbial clearance with a test of cure At 12 months, during his next annual HIV monitoring visit
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