Cunnilingus and wisdom teeth

Hello,

I performed unprotected cunnilingus on a girl no more than 4 minutes and i know that cunnilingus is a very low risk activity, however my wisdom teeth are coming out. I do not wether they bleed or not but they are half way out. Can that increase my risk? also about 2-3 weeks after my encounter i developed a very dry/sore throat that lasted well over 2 weeks. My sore throat also came with knee pain, and a severe pain on my thighs that lasted no more that an hour, however it came back the next day but not as severe. I also experienced mild pain in the elbow area but not for long and i also suffered from mild pain in the back of my head for a while. Its been now 6 weeks and 3 days after my exposure and about 2 days ago i felt a hard and swollen lymphnode the size of a bean on the back of my left ear, and i have also noticed 2 small lumps on the right side of my neck. Also i have felt pain in the area where the lymphodes are and where the other nodes suppose to be. And lastly i developed two small small sores in my mouth each at different times and the first one went away within 3 days. Can all this be symptoms of ARS? or can they be symptoms of something else?

Please help i would greatly appreciate it,

thanks

[saywhatyousay]

you did not have a risk move on

[amd1987]

hmmmmm, ok. So just out of curiosity let me ask you the next question. I came across the study that was conducted in Spain were heterosexual couples that included one partner who was hiv+ and the other  HIV- were followed for some time and were allowed to ONLY perform unprotected oral sex, and PROTECTED vaginal/penile intercourse(if any). After following them for some time, i cant remember if it was years or months, not even one HIV- partner seroconverted. So my question is: what would it take for somebody to acquire HIV through cunnilingus? since according to CDC oral sex is a potential means of acquiring HIV.

[Teak]

HIV is not transmitted by cunnilingus.

[amd1987]

Wow Teak, no offence but isnt that a very dangeorus thing to say? i mean there have been reported cases of HIV transmission through not only fellatio but cunnilingus as well, which goes to say that perhaps oral sex not only carries a theoretical risk but it can actually be a way of acquiring HIV if ideal conditions are met.  

[Teak]

Here you go talking about something that you have no knowledge of. There has never been a verified documented case of anyone contracting HIV from oral sex but there has been several long terms studies that shows HIV is NOT transmitted via oral sex.