Aa
after 5 weeks - pls help me :(
i had made a post about 3 weeks ago and this is the followup
5 weeks ago i had sexual intercourse with a prostitute in Singapore.
I used a condom when i had vaginal sex with her, but before having sex with her i performed oral sex on her for maybe 4 or 5 minutes.. and now im worried i may have HIV..
Iv been reading about the early symptoms of HIV since the incident happened and i think i am suffering from the same symptoms, i have a soar throat which is a bit uneasy to swallow at times, also itchy skin and a weak feeling sometimes in the muscles...
when i posted 4 weeks ago suffering from symptoms i was told i have nothing to worry about.. well now 5 weeks after im suffering still from a soar throat, dry mouth and pain in my chest and shoulders...
are these signs of hiv? should i get tested? pls hlp me :(
5 weeks ago i had sexual intercourse with a prostitute in Singapore.
I used a condom when i had vaginal sex with her, but before having sex with her i performed oral sex on her for maybe 4 or 5 minutes.. and now im worried i may have HIV..
Iv been reading about the early symptoms of HIV since the incident happened and i think i am suffering from the same symptoms, i have a soar throat which is a bit uneasy to swallow at times, also itchy skin and a weak feeling sometimes in the muscles...
when i posted 4 weeks ago suffering from symptoms i was told i have nothing to worry about.. well now 5 weeks after im suffering still from a soar throat, dry mouth and pain in my chest and shoulders...
are these signs of hiv? should i get tested? pls hlp me :(
Thats because you keep looking for hiv symptoms keep that up and you could have these symptoms for YEARSSSSSSSSSSS
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