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Hey everyone can someone please help me.......about 3 months ago i had protected anal sex and unprotected oral sex with an individual who claims to be HIV negative..........about a 5 weeks later i began to have some chest pains and now i have like headaches that occur off and on....also my eye twitches alot throughout the days....i am very nervous as to whether i contracted HIV. This idea is just bothering me. I got an HIV Test at about 6 weeks and the results came back negative.  My 3 month day is coming up on Monday and I am nervous that I wil have contracted the virus....Can anyone tell me if any of the symptoms i have been experiencing could possibly be due to HIV? and also what are my chances of being positive?
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everything will be fine. evrything you stated sounded no risk and the 6 month negative pretty much proves that. go get your conclusive 3 month and expect another negative.
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protected anal  no risk for HIV as long as the condom did not fail. Oral sex no risk.your symptoms are not related HIV. if it makes you feel any better get  your test but expect negative results.
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A bit rich coming from me, given that I posted below, but from everything I have read (a lot) oral sex has practically no risk, protected  means what it says and those symptoms seem nothing like anything I have read about hiv.  Nothing to worry about.  Good luck.
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