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Oral sex and protected sex

On 12th sep of this month I had sex with a sex worker. First we have protected sex then I gave her oral sex I rubbed ny tongue on her clitoris for 1 minute. I did not move down part of her vagina. Then she gave me oral pleasure and I ejaculate in her mouth.
I have read your all questions on oral sex and I just want to now rather I have to go for test or no because I have flu which comes in morning and in evening it's gone and also I have some sensations on my jaws also feeling my lymos nodes are swollen. Other then I don't have fever, sour throat, and symptoms of hiv. Please comment I really need your help.
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366749 tn?1544695265
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Oral sex either way, does not carry any risk of HIV transmission
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Thank for your reply just to my mind satisfaction  if I go for ELISE test after 2 days it would be fine.
No, minimum time required for an HIV test considered to be reliable is 4 weeks. However, you do not need any test
Hi doctor today I got diherra. I am to much scared now. Can stress cause diherra. I can't feel hungry any more. Please tell me what should I do.
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Diver58 has said that HIV is not passed on through oral sex and that you do not need to test.  I totally agree with this.  Oral sex is not a risk for HIV as the virus is inactivated by air and saliva.  The ways that you can get HIV are by having unprotected vaginal or anal intercourse or sharing of IV drug needles.  If you don't do these things, then you will not get HIV.  Symptoms are not used to diagnose HIV and since you had no risk, your symptoms are not related.  Yes, stress and anxiety are likely to be causing them.  So, no need to test, no risk.  
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Thank you very much to every one.
hi, my question for Mr. Driver58, sir as i am also from pakistan, can you please tell me if i want to meet any HIV specialist doctor in lahore or karachi or any institute where i can meet the doctor. i will be very great full to you if you reply.    
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