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It has been 2 months and 2 weeks since my exposure.I took a test on monday the 7th and it come out negative. But on the 11 I caught a flu and went to the doc on the 13th and he said I have a lymph on my jaw line. and I also have muscle small pain. Should I be worried?
as previously advised...the only way to know your status is by testing...not symptoms.
3 months post nPEP will give you that conclusive result.
3 months post nPEP will give you that conclusive result.
I'm not sure whether you'll require this PEP or not.
Are you worried from this exposure: http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Should-I-really-be-worried-/show/1435010?personal_page_id=1967722 ?
What was your specific unprotected sex, though, anal, oral, or vaginal?
Are you worried from this exposure: http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Should-I-really-be-worried-/show/1435010?personal_page_id=1967722 ?
What was your specific unprotected sex, though, anal, oral, or vaginal?
Thanks for the support.I will follow up. But remember I was on PEP till 3rd Jan this year so as far as the the waiting period should I start conting from the day I started PEP or after I finished it?
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