Thanks for the response. I obviously have some anxiety issues and I needed some reassurance that I was overreacting. I appreciate it.
Symptoms if you have them at all come at 2-4 weeks after infection, not months. Your symptoms do not resemble ARS.
Here is a more detailed description:
I had sex with a male in January. I am a 26 year old female, in good health. I know we used a condom the first time we had sex, but I was very drunk the second time we did, and I do not remember if a condom was used. I know he is from the US, but I had just met him that night....a irresponsible one night stand. That was 8 months ago. And about two months ago I started getting awful headaches, and my doctor said they are most likely migraines. I went back to the doctors about one month ago and I had a low grade fever of 99.5. I have also felt very tired lately. I have not had severe nausea, but for about a month now I just haven't felt right. My doctor did a complete blood count one month ago due to the low grade fever, and it came back completely normal. But I can't get my experience in January out of my head. I am totally paranoid now that I am experiencing the symptoms of HIV. I am aware that I am probably just freaking out over nothing, but I still do have anxiety over this. Any advice or anything???
You'll need to give more information for anyone to begin to help you.