Risk. ARS

People:

This is my story.

Friday 04/03/2011 I had oral sex without a condom with a woman. She sucked my penis.

The woman had a good buccal health, she had no plaque. She had perfect white teeth. I do not know if she had mouth ulcers.

Saturday 05/03/2011 Aphthous ulcer appeared to me (only one) in the mouth. This Aphthous ulcer disappeared today

Sunday 03/06/1911. I woke with a pain of throat which has continued until today.

I have not had a fever, I have not had a rash. I have only taken Parecetamol

So I would like which is the risk that I have caught HIV? And If I have the symptoms I mean that I have ARS?

I offer you my apologies for my poor English.

Carlos.
Chile.

[diver58]

You were never at a risk of HIV. Oral sex is safe from HIV transmission viewpoint, although you may contract other STD's through it.

ARS never appear the very next day. ARS is also not your problem because you did not have the exposure. Consult a doctor for your common illness.

[LIZZIE LOU]

oral sex does NOT transmit hiv.  there are over a dozen different enzymes and proteins in the mouth that render hiv incapable of transmitting.

saliva is not infectious...receiving oral sex is safe sex.

any "symptoms" you are experiencing are either related to something else or they are anxiety produce.  it's NOT hiv.

testing is NOT needed.