Am I HIV infected?

[Super_Worried]

Hi Doctors,

19 days ago, I had a protected sex with a prostitute. 1st she gave me oral with the condom on then had a vaginal sex with the condom on for like 30 sec, then I pulled back (no ejaculation), then she took the condom off and gave me a handjob.

7 days after, I felt mild pain in my left tonsil but gone in 2 days
9 days after, I felt burning / tingling sensation in my inner thighs and gone away after 4-5 days
14 days after, I am feeling tingling sensation at the back of my knees (are these swollen lymph nodes)? I also feel that my throat is dry.

Please answer the following:
1- What is my chance that I have HIV?
2- Can HIV be transmitted when she took off the condom and gave me a hand job (fluids on her hand)?
3- The areas where I feel tingling sensation are where lymph nodes are, so could it be that the nodes are fighting HIV and causing me to feel that?

Please help me, I am worried to death and going in depression

[Teak]

Has nothing to do with HIV.

[Super_Worried]

Thanks Teak,

What makes me worried to death is the tingling sensation where lymph nodes are. Can you please comment on that?

[Teak]

You never had an exposure. HIV is not transmitted by oral sex.

[Super_Worried]

Hi Teak,

Can I get your opinion please?

[ashibhat]

HIV transmitted by:

1. Unprotected vaginal/anal sex
2. abusive IV drug user by sharing syringe
3. Mother to child

Hope you got now.

[Super_Worried]

Sorry again for asking but I hope you can understand my situation as I am really going into depression. What is your background about HIV transmission?

[ashibhat]

no its not the doctor forum, you have pay to get the answer from the doctor.

[Super_Worried]

Thanks ashibhat.

Sorry to ask, but are you a Dr.? Sorry again but I am worried to death and very scared.

[Super_Worried]

Dear Dr. HHH,

Can you please answer my questions?

[ashibhat]

1. Zero
2. No and not possible. No arguments
3. No, HIV cannot be the possible cause, if you feel problem please check with your doctor.

Forget HIV as a possible cause.