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worried if got hiv after having sex with prostitude
hello i hope someone is reading and answer my question..
2month ago i had sex with a prostitude i used condom and i think the condom do not break, i only have vaginal sex for about 5min and she gave me oral before that for around min. after the encounter i became paranoid and scared if i had got hiv from the prostitude. 3 days ago or around 7-8week after encounter i had a terible flu that lasted for 2 days and decrease after taking medication. after that i notice a swollen lymph node at my neck it not notisable by vision but when i palpate i can feel it n it feel enlarge n i had been touching it ever since because worried it getting bigger. can anyone help me and tell is it symptom of hiv?
2month ago i had sex with a prostitude i used condom and i think the condom do not break, i only have vaginal sex for about 5min and she gave me oral before that for around min. after the encounter i became paranoid and scared if i had got hiv from the prostitude. 3 days ago or around 7-8week after encounter i had a terible flu that lasted for 2 days and decrease after taking medication. after that i notice a swollen lymph node at my neck it not notisable by vision but when i palpate i can feel it n it feel enlarge n i had been touching it ever since because worried it getting bigger. can anyone help me and tell is it symptom of hiv?
so is it 100% no risk if using condom? so the fever and 3-4 swollen lymph node in the neck area are due to?
thank you for the respond. and can i know why you think that i dont have any risk in this encounter? i also read that swollen lymph node( although i dont really know how swollen lymph node really is, is it visible red swollen or palpable is consider swollen) and fever is a symptom.
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