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hey med help peeps. i have a very troubling issue i think i may have become infected with hiv 6 months ago ove the past 4 months i had a influenza chest infection, ive had bacteria found in my urine ( uti ) and have also which i currently still have iv very dry chapped arms knees and flanks possibly eczema i dont know, now i have never had unprotected sex on injected needless. now i tested for hiv and other stds in and around june last year, please help i need some advice on whats wrong would this be a similar story to other people with hiv as in same symptoms over short period of months im not talkin ars more OI. please please help me im very scared of my bodies situation and the predicament im in i need advice on who when and how 2 go about testing as my incident i s of a pretty peculiar qway of getting hiv
i have just read a response from dr cummings in the hiv international forum stating that open wounds can lead to infection sorry for repeated questioning of it but i feel i need to test now should i go to the sexual health clinic ie GUM or is this not sexual enough to go there, i could also go to another clinic but that costs alot of money last option is the DRs itself some advice would be great please
i read when i googled it. it states infected bodily fluids in2 open wound are away in which infection i know my wound was small and was on by my nailand blood was visibly ousing out of it in a small quantity. now does this alter my risk ialso feel tired all of the tine i need advice
it just seemed logical i may of got a woman's vaginal secretions into a cut on my finger which was activeli bleeding when i rubbed her vagina on the outside it only took place for 10 seconds or so, i read that the symptoms i experience occur with hiv
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