Should I be worried

[reallifenow]

In advance, I appreciate your patience with me.  

I had an unprotected event for under a minute with another male in early Jan and got tested at the 6, 12 and 19 week timepoints.  All three tests were negative.  

About 6 weeks prior to the 19 week mark, I received two instances of oral sex from two other males.  Again, that 19 week test said I was negative.  In all instances a rapid ora-quick test was used, which was said to be very accurate, and reliable.  The clinician said that I should've waited until the six month period though.  

I was very relieved with the negative tests, especially reading on the web that three months is conclusive, and oral sex poses almost no risk.  However, I'm once again worried because I've actually broken out in itchy bumps.  It's started on my left arm and now it's slowly going over to my right.  

I haven't seen any bumps on my chest or back (aside from a few instances of back-ne) or on my neck.  It's gotten to me so much that i'm actually a bit worried considering the timing of my tests.  I'm not sure if it's a result of an allergic reaction to something or ...otherwise.  

If someone could shed some light onto this matter and advise if I should get another test, I would really appreciate it.  Thank you!

[NickOne7]

In general, do HIV rashes itch? NO

[reallifenow]

Preaching to the choir at this point.  I've learned my lesson and yeah...

But, seriously, thanks.

[Teak]

Use condoms correctly and consistently and you won't have that concern.

[reallifenow]

Thanks for the advice.  I have one more question.  In general, do HIV rashes itch?

Thanks again!

[justnotsure123]

Your test is conclusive and you do not have HIV. No need to take another test. Also HIV is not transmitted through oral sex, so you don't have to worry about those 2 instances either.