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Hiv ars symptoms ending in week 9
I have made 2 other posts on here about my issue already, I how too be free of this burden soon!!
Before I start I know that a majority of people state that you can't get hiv from unprotected oral sex. Trust me...GOD knows I want that to be a fact!!
On 3-1-11 I received unprotected oral sex from a 21 year old that I work with. It lasted about a minute and I didn't ejaculate. There was also some deep kissing and I fingered her both in the vagina and anus. Her claim on all stds is negative from what she says.
Testing info:
1 week post exposure was negative blood test
3 week post exposure was negative unigold blood test
6 week post exposure was negative saliva oral quick test
I go in for my 9 week post exposure test tomorrow and I'm still worried because of what's recently happened.
I've had a hard swelling on the left inside of my throat where my tonsils used to be. I've also had sharp lower back muscle pains for the same time. Both have been ongoing together from the start of about week 6. About 2 days ago they both seem to go away at the exact same time. I worry because I read that ars symptoms start and end together. While this wasn't a sore throat that hurt badly it was an annoyance, and the lower back muscles hurting lasted way longer than any back injury that I've had and to have them both pretty much go away at the same time is a concern.
I take the oral sure saliva test again tomorrow and scared because I read that the antibodies that are needed for a test to show that you're hiv positive won't show up until your ars symptoms are over.
Someone PLEASE give me some insight on my recent symptom situation.
Thanks
Before I start I know that a majority of people state that you can't get hiv from unprotected oral sex. Trust me...GOD knows I want that to be a fact!!
On 3-1-11 I received unprotected oral sex from a 21 year old that I work with. It lasted about a minute and I didn't ejaculate. There was also some deep kissing and I fingered her both in the vagina and anus. Her claim on all stds is negative from what she says.
Testing info:
1 week post exposure was negative blood test
3 week post exposure was negative unigold blood test
6 week post exposure was negative saliva oral quick test
I go in for my 9 week post exposure test tomorrow and I'm still worried because of what's recently happened.
I've had a hard swelling on the left inside of my throat where my tonsils used to be. I've also had sharp lower back muscle pains for the same time. Both have been ongoing together from the start of about week 6. About 2 days ago they both seem to go away at the exact same time. I worry because I read that ars symptoms start and end together. While this wasn't a sore throat that hurt badly it was an annoyance, and the lower back muscles hurting lasted way longer than any back injury that I've had and to have them both pretty much go away at the same time is a concern.
I take the oral sure saliva test again tomorrow and scared because I read that the antibodies that are needed for a test to show that you're hiv positive won't show up until your ars symptoms are over.
Someone PLEASE give me some insight on my recent symptom situation.
Thanks
WRONG FORUM ! ! !
please take your anxiety to the hiv anxiety community. a link is provided in the lower right hand corner of this page.
you have been assessed as NOT having a risk...therefore this forum has nothing left to offer.
please take your anxiety to the hiv anxiety community. a link is provided in the lower right hand corner of this page.
you have been assessed as NOT having a risk...therefore this forum has nothing left to offer.
"God knows I want that to be a fact!!"-It is a fact,you never had a risk and any further tests taken for this incident will always be negative.You need to let this go.Your symptoms are not related to hiv.All the best.
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