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Worried lot about hiv
Hi, I had protected sex with sex worker and this was mine first time. After sex I observed that little bit of my condom was slipped off. But head of the penis was covered. And after removing condom means around one minute later i touched head and tip of my penis. there was no broken in condom. I took HIV AG/AB combo cmia test at 32 days and 43 days both came non reactive. Before taking last test I got fully wet in rain and had very bad cold before only. And climate was too much worst in Bangalore because of cyclone effect. at 44 th day I got high fever and cold.I have mild sore throat. I consulted doctor because of fever he did two ceftroxone injection as bacterial infection on 47th day. I took hiv antibody test on 49th day. Result came negative and i took hiv 1 and 2,p24 combo cmia test on 54th day result was negative. Plz suggest me. Are My results conclusive ? I am planning to take one more combo test at 63 days. Plz suggest me doctor
Hi vance / teak please don't angry on me. This is mine last question, I got rash on 57th day red itchy rash on hands, trunk and on my leg. Really worried please suggest,whether I am in high risk. I touched penis head and tip. After removing condom. Please vance/teak don't get angry. Suggest me. I too much tensed now.
Thank you saty. Just for clarification one last question. Touching head n tip of penis does not cause risk ?
Thank you vance. I am too much worried. Because I touched my penis head and tip (urethra) after removing the condom. I thought some veginal fliud might be present on condom, plz suggest me. I have taken 54days combo test which came negative. Please suggest me regarding my worries.
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