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I always use condom, but I never take a look and see if the condom ever break or not in the past. About incident about a month ago. I have unprotected sex for less than 1 minute (before I wear my condom). I feel so regret now. I am trying to forget about all these symptoms. However, the symptoms pop out like one by one. I am really close to have a mental break down. The blisters on my thigh never goes away, they are itchy all the time. Doctor give me antibiotic cream and I have to use it for more than a year, I couldn't live without the antibiotic cream otherwise those blister will itchy to death. The blister quatity is getting more and more and spread from my thigh to my bum. Each time can pop out like 10 to 20 each time and they are very itchy but no pain. It is really embarassing during my work. I have a swallon lymph node behind my ear few weeks ago. Now I have a white spot that hurt in my mouth (I rarely have this for years) and that scaly dry skin is the most annoying part.
ooops...i missed your second incident where you had unprotected sex for less than a minute. it is highly unlikely that you contracted hiv from this exposure...but you should go ahead and test to know your status.
stop with the "symptom checker"...hiv cannot be diagnosed by symptoms.
a test 3 months post your last exposure will give you a conclusive result.
if you are having health problems...see your doctor...it's NOT hiv related.
PROTECTED SEX = PROTECTED SEX
stop with the "symptom checker"...hiv cannot be diagnosed by symptoms.
a test 3 months post your last exposure will give you a conclusive result.