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HIV and diarrhea

IF you experience diarrhea as a result of HIV does it mean you will have diarrhea every time when you go to toilet? For example if you have a constant diarrhea for 1 month but only 1 time a day (other times you dont have it) is it still considered a sympthom of HIV? And if you have a diarrhea as a result of HIV does it hurts you or not? For example if you just experience diarrhea but no pains is it still considered HIV symphtom or not?
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Thanks for your time to comment. Appreciated. But I had an exposure, I could have had a sharp nail, as she started to bleed and my fingers were covered in her  blood. I had the cut in the thumb an I could have atouched the other fingers with it.
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You never had an exposure. HIV is not transmitted by fingering.
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1361323 tn?1323894922
Hi Teak,I was under risk 2 and a half months ago. I fingered a girl and suddenly she started to bleed. I had a cut on my thumb about 3 days before that. The blood was on my middle fingers but I cant remember touching it with my thumb, I think I did . We had protected sex for most of the time together. Now I have diarrhea kind of thing. I go to the toilet once a day, but everytime I pass near fluid like waste. My question is, is it normal to have diarrhea once a day for a month or so as a symptom of hiv?
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You didn't have a risk of contracting HIV.
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