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Hub exposure scare

About a month ago, I got exposed. I was involve in a little romp with a girl, we didn't actually have sex but the tip of my penis touch her vagina, though I didn't penetrate but the lady was already wet so it was likely that her cum touched the tip of my penis. The whole scene lasted less than 30 seconds. Since then I have fallen ill with flu like symptoms, swollen nodes on my neck, though I have gotten better after taken antibiotics. But it still feel high temperature with no headache or cold. I would love to know if I'm at risk of contracting hiv? Should I be worried?
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" it still feel high temperature " If you don't use a thermometer then you can't tell if you have a fever. Measure your temp. then when you find it is normal you might be able to stop worrying.
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Please look at your previous post where you asked about this exact situation and your answers. You were told then the same thing I'll say one more time now. The only risks for HIV are to have unprotected vaginal or anal sex or to share IV needles to inject drugs. Air and saliva inactivate the virus. You couldn't have gotten HIV from your exposure and none of your symptoms are related to hiv since you couldn't have gotten HIV. Hope you feel better but you had ZERO risk for HIV
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