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Hi Dr. H,
I tested negative for HIV about two weeks after my encounter in January so the test may have not detected it. About a week later I developed an itchy rash all over my body. I initially attributed it to either Wellbutrin, which I had just started taking about two weeks prior, or tylenol, which I havent been allergic to before but I took it right before developing the rash. I was prescribed prednisone which stopped the rash. Would the ARS rash also be responsive to steroids? Do you think that this could have been an ARS rash. I am particularly worried because today I was informed by my dermatologist that I likely have genital warts. She mentioned that it is very widespread but most people do not show symptoms, usually only people with weakened immune systems show symptoms. As I developed the warts after this incident in January, I am now extremely worried about the possibility of having HIV that went undetected in that test.
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I tested negative for HIV about two weeks after my encounter in January so the test may have not detected it. About a week later I developed an itchy rash all over my body. I initially attributed it to either Wellbutrin, which I had just started taking about two weeks prior, or tylenol, which I havent been allergic to before but I took it right before developing the rash. I was prescribed prednisone which stopped the rash. Would the ARS rash also be responsive to steroids? Do you think that this could have been an ARS rash. I am particularly worried because today I was informed by my dermatologist that I likely have genital warts. She mentioned that it is very widespread but most people do not show symptoms, usually only people with weakened immune systems show symptoms. As I developed the warts after this incident in January, I am now extremely worried about the possibility of having HIV that went undetected in that test.
This discussion is related to sex with high risk prostitute.
just read your posting history. you were NEVER at risk from what you have described.
time to move on...
time to move on...
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