Welcome to our Forum. I'll be happy to comment in the hope that I can relieve your concerns. This was a no risk event. HIV is transmitted in adults only through penetrative genital or ano-genital sexual contact. It is not transmitted through the sort of non-penetrative contact you mention, nor through nipple sucking or ingestion of material from the nipple.
The sore throat you experienced is not the full set of symptoms which occur with recently acquired HIV and is only coincidental to the events you describe. There is no reason for concern and not medical reason for testing.
I hope my comments are helpful to you. EWH
No change in my assessment. Your blood count results are not worrisome for HIV- they are non-specific. EWH
Dear Dr,
I am really sorry for continuing this thread, one final question , I was peaceful and relaxed after knowing your opinion on my exposure. unfortunately after looking at my CBC test results my anxiety has increased. Low neutrophil % and high Lymphocyte % with Absolute count of necrophilia and Lymphocyte within range, means relative lymphocytosis (Wiki)...and relative lymphocytosis occurs with recent viral infection.....(recent ? its more than 53 days since exposure)
by relating all the events since my exposure in Dec last week and symptoms from 2nd week....and CBC showing recent viral infection is the reason for my anxiety returning.
1. what is your opinion on relative lymphocytosis, what could be the reason..is this related to HIV infection ? I am confident that i did not indulge in penetrative sex....but these events are putting doubt in my mind on the exposure itself...I am very conscious on safe sex and never had penetrative sex with unknown partner...Please advice..I almost feel like passing away
These results are not an idication of any sort that you have HIV or any other STD from the exposure you described. The exposure was no risk for HIV. EWH
Dear Dr,
I got my Annual health check reports today and wanted to know your opinion on below listed out of ranges results from my CBC
- RBC 6.62 High (high cutoff is 6.10)
- WBC 5.5 within Range (Lower cutoff is 4.5)
- neutrophil 39.4 LOW (lower cutoff is 41)
-Lymphocyte 48.7 High (high cutoff is 40, in 2011 my reading was at 40)
Does these out of range readings indicate early stage of infection ? my encounter was No risk...My doctor told me WBC is within range there is no need for follow-up and no signs of any infection....but he did ask me of any recent infection i had for which I answered no...should I relate my encounter and symptoms after 2 weeks with these results or they are not related to my non risk encounter... Need your opinion Thank you!
Your second question is irrelevant to the NO RISK situation you described but yes, the vaginal fluid of infected women does contain HIV virus. EWH
Thank you your assurance helps, can you please answer my second question… this was left out
2. does vagina opening contain vagina fluid with active virus (active? because its surface) if yes why it cannot infect through head of penes
no more follow-up question to this thread