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Answer to second part of question
I asked a question earlier pertaining to risk of hiv infection from performing fellatio. The response was that there was no risk. My second part to the question was would a CBC show any abnormalities ten years after the fallatio event if there was exposure? Meaning, would a CBC (although I know it is not a test for it), indicate any red flags to a doctor ten years after the event? I know that CBCs are not the specific disease test, but after ten years could one expect lower WBCs? Would the person have symptoms after ten years?
Thank you for your answers and patience with my questions. Anxiety is a horrible thing.
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