Anyone else have comments on my situation. Also is there any one on here that has studies in this?
The past two days I have been feeling lousy, runny nose, sneezing, overall body fatigue, cant get ou of bed, etc.
I am at 100 days but have to wait for appt to test again. My last was at 8 1/2 weeks as i said.
I understand the Dr HHH says close to no risk but that still is not the same as NONE.
What are the chances my 8 1/2 will change?
And did anyone know what kind of test that lab may have used. I gave the name in a previous post.
Thanks.
Hi buddy,
I think you did not read what xhost told ya
blow job = NO RISK
so far what i've read there's not even 1 documented case of acquiring the virus through blow job
Most of your symptoms are stress and anxiety related problems and the rest like the pain in your anus and etc are just irrelevant, please try and google 'symptoms of anxiety' you would find most of your symptoms there
and what are you panicking about?
You think HIV ARS is like just another pimple or something which comes and goes with out much trouble, ask them who've been through it, they'd tell ya about it's intensity, it can easily take you to the ER
I was tested in PA and blood sent to CDD Medical in Texas. cddmedical.com
Does anyone know what test generation they use there?
Also does anyone else have any comments on my case?
The other problems I didnt mention before are on and off irritation around the anus. No I never had any other exposure other then the BJ either.
And ifanyone could tell me about the 8 1/2 week percentages of changing from neg to pos I would greatly appreciate it.
Actually, the generation of test, relative to your "risk", does not matter in the least. In simple terms, I have never heard or read of anyone contracting HIV from receiving a blow job. So, your "risk" really wasn't much of a risk at all. In fact, most knowledgeable doctors would have told you that you didn't need to test in the first place, as you had no realistic chance of catching HIV from the scenario that you described.
Your "symptoms" are a sign of something, whether of anxiety or stress or whatever, but they are not, and I repeat: not, symptoms of HIV. I know that you are worried and anxious, which perhaps might lead you to attribute every thing happening in your body to HIV. I know, I've been there. But, given the encounter that you describe in your post, whatever you are experiencing, it isn't HIV related.
If you are worried about something going on in your body, by all means, go to a doctor and get it checked out. But, I believe you can put your HIV anxiety behind you.