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3897516 tn?1348509730

could i be infected with hiv or i am worrying too much ?

my name is krissy and i am still young i was raped ...by someone i know well after me and him had an argument he told me he had hiv (he said the had hiv and want to kill all the girls before he died) and the next day after he told me that i got tested by doing a blood test in a month after unprotected sex the results were negative but the doctor told me it was only 75-90 percent accurate i was worried sick the only signs of hiv i am currently having is a lymph node smaller than a pea and movable but i think that is caused by an ear infection i am also experiencing shorter period in which came late with brown spotting and only last 5 days now i am having an yeast infection but no itching and don't have a foul smell is it because i am stress ? oh other information is that i had an std (was raped) .
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3897516 tn?1348509730
thank you very much
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Hi Krissy, im sorry to here about your situation, i do hope you have got the police involved and if needed got help for the siuation you are now in.

As for the risk, well 3 months is conlusive for HIV testing, although a test at 4 weeks is good news but their is not short cut to this, you will need to test out to 3 months.

You should speak with your doctor about you health concerns have, but in the mean time you need to not worry about this because their is little you can do about it.

Again i stress, you need to invlove the police if you have been raoed and get help if you need it.

I hope that helps
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