HIV and vitamin d relation

Hi, I got tested with HIV duo test on day 30 (after exposure with CSW, i was a virgin before)..came out negative.
Then again I had a hiv duo(serum) 4th Gen test on day 51..came out negative.
But I had muscle aches all over my body started some two weeks after exposure. I visited a doctor and got some blood tests done and it came out that the reason would be low level of VITAMIN D.
I am scared...The reason for being scared is pain in the groin area, pain under armpits(specially right one which seems to be swollen), neck area pain.... all these common with HIV.?
Can i rely on these tests....please help
I admit my decision abt CSW was not wise...
Is vitamin D deficient blood related to HIV infection...plus i have been taking lot of parecetemols and pain killers to get rid of the pain...nuthing has happend..

Tags: vitamin, groin, Infection, Neck, nodes, Pain, scared, swollen, HIV infection, Lymph Nodes, muscle aches

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Teak

Sep 08, 2007

No your symptoms are not related to HIV. Lymph nodes do not cause pain in HIV infection. No, vitamin D deficient is not related to HIV.

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