Move on. You did not have a risk.
is the rash always red or can it be brown or black?
What do you mean by localized? I had a small red rash at bottom of my neck which appeared to come and go about 40 - 45 days after my exposure. Is that a symptom of HIV?
Yup thats true as well (o:
If one has a true ARS rash it is not localized.
By the way the rash associated with ARS usually occurs on the chest, and from what I understand is not unilateral.
And 37 is not a fever. Not in my book anyways, the body temperature can fluctuate here and there throughout the day! (o:
I had a rash on my arm (9 1/2 weeks after exposure), that is kind of like the one you describe. A few brown spots, that went away within hours. I was tested immediately after exposure (cause I forced the guy to do it as well) and we both tested negative. I then tested 6 months, 1 year and a half, and 3 and a half years after that same exposure, and the test came back negative EVERY time.
Its actually nice to see somebody with a similar symptom to mine, who had NO RISK whatsoever. I tell you that rash bothered me all these years, even with the negative test results. Now I am accepting my test results gladly (after starting medicine for OCD and receiving cognitive therapy).
lol, throw into the mix some strong house cleaning products, you got yourself a rash. Its gone now after a few hours. Goes to show you how paranoid you can be in these situations... advice to everyone else: don't believe in symptoms
anxiety and stress will cause all problems no risk here move on
protected is protected...no risk...symptoms can't be related. fever is too low anyway to be ARS.