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Ive posted here before ...but on November 16 & December 14ish I had unprotected sex with a guy ..Im a lesbian female of about 6 years now ... Im very scared to get tested because of what i think is ars symptoms..my question is would i still be having these symptoms now & if i had him take 2 test ..1 rapid & 1 took a week to come back but the test were taken a week apart ..rapid one was last wednesday & the one that took.a week came bck the very next day (Thursday) does his results reflect my results at all ..someone please helllp me !
I had the guy test twice 8 weeks after exposure both test negative so im assuminq my "symptoms" are not ARS symptoms beinq that hes my only sexual encounter other than my gf ..we only do oral or dildo ..which we bought brand new from the store and i keeo it with me..but IF i had HIV and didnt know for YEARS..I know they say after ars most people develop no symptoms for a very long time ..but when these symptoms reappear do they go on everyday for a month !? Heelpp @Teak @ hangon51
The reality is that you need to put this into perspective...your risk was ...meh!...he tested negative.....symptoms mean nothing......but a risk is a risk and relying on your partner's test is really not a good idea. Just get a test at 12 weeks post your last exposure.
I know that it makes no sense but it was much easier to get tested before this incident and these "symptoms" .. any other time i went in with no sweat or stress, this time its hard to face the reality of what it may be ... but i understand what youre saying as well !
Thanks for your reply ..i dont know if its indeed ars or anxiety ..because im gone beyond panic attacks !
" Im very scared to get tested because of what i think is ars symptoms.."
This makes absolutely no sense. It's ok to be scared, but at one point you have to face the music and once and for all know your status.
Your risk exposure seems low...but you have to test at 12 weeks post your last unprotected exposure regardless of his results.
This makes absolutely no sense. It's ok to be scared, but at one point you have to face the music and once and for all know your status.
Your risk exposure seems low...but you have to test at 12 weeks post your last unprotected exposure regardless of his results.
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