Swollen Limp Nodes Longer than a month HELP!!!!! =[[[

hello i had protected sex with a class mate. she has sex quite often but told me she is hiv free. at first i fingered her and gave her oral but not on her vagina but above it i was just licking while fingering her then I had a condom on then my penis was not erect so i took it off and she gave me oral then put on another condom then we had intercourse. after 3 days i caught a severe flu like fever. my tonsil got swollen and i had fever of 102. i took antibiotics and it went away. i also tested for hiv that week and 2 weeks later but they both came negative. but after my sickness went away i still have a little red bumps on my throat and when i open my mouth i can see both my tonsils still swollen a bit with marks on them where white puss was before when i got the sickness. this had stayed like this on my throat for about 2 months already. can someone tell me what they think it might be and is any chance it might be hiv. please help me because i am really paranoid. thank you.

[RichardG90]

Well, you were protected so I am quite certain that you were safe. You have probably convinced yourself that you have symptoms but you are probably fine.

Here is what I post in other threads about symptoms.

"A doctor here says that only about 1% of people who believe they experience ARS are HIV positive.

Do not go off of symptoms. I had a scare from not ever being at risk and convinced myself I had been exposed. My "symptoms" were candida, rash, blood spots, headaches, sweating, fever, nausea, mouth ulcers, vomiting, and fatigue, and guess what? No HIV"

[bobperdic]

Thanks for the reply but do you know why or would you take a good guess why my throat has little red bumps and nodes are a bit swollen but no pain. it hasint gone away since 2 months? what should i do?. also after taking antibiotics i developed thrush on my tongue which is still there.

[RichardG90]

I cannot say for sure. Ask here http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Dental-Health/show/42

[Teak]

You didn't have a risk of contracting HIV.