I'm sorry to sound harsh, but what do you see as unique about your exposure or symptoms? I have repeatedly said that in the history of the world, there has never been a known case of HIV acquired by performing cunnilingus--and every episode of cunnilingus involves swallowing at least a little vaginal fluid. And common sense says that probably most people brush their teeth in the several hours after oral sex. I have said repeatedly that symptoms never are a reliable indication of new HIV infection. And your symtoms don't suggest HIV anyway.
So you can safely be tested knowing the result will be negative. And if you were to be found positive (which would have to come from some other exposure), you would need to go somewhere to get expert treatment--and I'll bet that any country that deports HIV positives is a bad place to get medical care for HIV. So getting deported probably would be in your interest.
HHH, MD
Thank you soo much Dr. for the support and i'll be posting my test results when i do it. :)