Your repeated statement was not a question. It was a repetition of what has already been told to you. Your question was answered. The thread is over. EWH
I'm somewhat confused on why my last comment was deleted. It was questions used to sum up what my "family doctor" said and I wanted to see if a HIV expert agreed or if you disagreed on what terms.
This concern is another manifestation of your anxiety, not HIV or any other STD. your dentist has examined you and if he/she thought there was a pathological process there he/she would have investigated further, not dismissed this. While advice from over the internet is typically less helpful than advice resulting from direct observation (as your dentist has done), I will add that what you describe does not sound like ANY typical manifestation of an STD, including HIV it however does sound like evidence that you are continuing to be hyper-vigilant related to your exposure and, as a result, are noticing things that you would have probably not noticed or if noticed, dismissed were you not so anxious.
As for your test results, standard antibody tests are completely reliable at any time 8 or more weeks following exposure. At 4 weeks, standard tests will detect over 90% of recently acquired infections. AT 4 weeks the so-called "DUO" (combined p24 antigen/HIV antibody) tests give conclusive results.
Hope this helps. Stick with your therapist and try to not be self examining so aggressively. EWH
A tongue split (fissure) seems to be on the middle of my tongue which I don't believe to have been there before. Thanks.