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Burning on tip of tongue , is it a symptoms of hiv

I had oral sex and after one week  i am felt like its burnt on the tip of my tongue and its continuo until now for about week . Is there anyone had this before ? Is it hiv ?
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Oral sex is not a risk.  Unless you had unprotected vaginal or anal intercourse or shared IV drug needles, you didn't get HIV.  I had the same thing on my tongue last week from hot soup.  Don't over think it.  Oral isn't a risk, that's it.  
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As i know burning tongue syndrome is a women thing , and i went to doctor and he said maybe be you burnt you tongue or becuase of smoking but this should go with two or three day. I used jel and cream nothing happend this feeling is continuo. And i read alot of articles for the reasons of this and the only thing is hiv.
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You need to reread the advice that you can't have HIV. Then you will at least have a chance to get a correct diagnosis from a professional instead of you focusing on the one disease that you can't have.
Self diagnosis is generally wrong when you don't have any medical training. Googling is not going to make up for that problem. I m not going to get into the specifics of burning tongue because this is an HIV forum, but it isn't purely a women thing - you are trying to apply some probabilities and subconsciously you are turning them into proven facts. That is not going to work for diagnosing.

No risk=no disease=no ARS. Everyone writes here about their Ars but I haven't seen anyone who actually had it because most are like you, with no HIV risk.
Did anyone had this symptoms before ? Situation where the tip of tongue is burning and look like its burnt?
HIV doctors can't diagnose from symptoms because of multiple possibilities, so you and we can't either. No one here (except people who mistakenly think they have ARS) pays attention to symptoms.
I will test for hiv after 90 days and i hope you are right. Thanks for the attention.
While you wait you can google a 19,000 person study where one partner had HIV but they only did oral. No one got infected.
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You can't get HIV from oral so it has nothing to do with HIV. .
Could be burning tongue syndrome or an infection etc. so see doc if concerned.
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