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flu after 5 months??
I am experiencing flu symptoms right now,,,can anyone please tell me if is this an ARS sign??? this is 5 months after possible exposure...i have chilling feeling, and high fever last night...please help me to have a peace of mind...i had oraquick rapid test (gum swabbing) at week 11th and it came out negative...however, i'm still worried so much...should i have another test??? thank you so much...i apprecieate of everything you say..
i am having flu symptoms,,and i'm afraid if this could be an ARS sign?? i just wanted to know if can ARS sign occurs this late??? i had HIV test at 11 week and it came out negative...am i save already or the oraquick is not a good test or whatever???
please help me answerng those questions...teak and lizzie,,,if you guys are really here to help people then you should've answer every question they ask here...because i beleive they seek help to calm down there anxiety,,,not to play around...and you should not discriminate against us...please...
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