Good Lord. Teak is right...you are making some outlandish and offensive statements.
Your option is to test like you were advised above.
And, if you got THAT drunk (or impaired) that you can't remember any sexual acts, then you need to seek addiction help as well. That's a fine way to get yourself into a dangerous situation.
Alcohol and sex are a BAD mix.
No it isn't correct, and you are starting to be offensive with your uneducated blabbering .
I agree with you, I will get the test at 3 months and that will be that....
But I need something to hold onto until then...I'm going crazy. And I firmly belive that I'm displaying "symptoms," however vague they may be.
I think I got that someone with HIV would be bald because wouldn't they lose hair? Or perhaps I'm thinking of when it progresses to AIDS. Isn't this correct?
Were did you come up that someone with HIV would be bald? Now reread what I told you in the previous thread and the sooner you do it the better.
Why is that so outlandish of a statement by me? I asked the woman right after the incident, and she said she was perfectly healthy. I called 2 times during the following 2 weeks begging her to go get tested in front of me, and that I would pay, etc. etc....She refused and told me to never contact her again.
Now, I see this woman walking down the street and her head is shaved...maybe she finally got tested after my insistence....and maybe this is why she had to shave her head. Is that so wrong for me to think? It makes sense and it is freaking me out beyond belief. So much so that I can hardly get any work or studying done...in fact, I can't get anything done.
Seek professional mental help.
What do you think about me seeing this woman with her head now currently shaved?! Why would she do this. Isn't this a HUGE sign that she likely has AIDS?
ARS is not diagnosed till AFTER one tests positive.
but, isn't what I am experiencing what is typically ARS? Especially the whitness.......
Also, I just saw the woman walking around the street on which I work...It scared me to death. I don't know this person, but remember what she looks like enough from the night. It was scary because her head was shaved....so I'm convinced she was HIV.... I hope I am wrong. She had a shaved head and was smoking. ahhhh
Please Help.
HIV has no specific symtoms.
Your reading from bogus,outdated websites.Classic ARS symptoms are very sore throat,very high fever and rash on trunk--torso and limbs.Just test and you will receive the information you require.
but Teak, am I wrong in thinking that this is ARS related? That is all I'm asking. I've read numerous places that ARS and HIV cause whitness in this area. And that is what I've had. But I've also read that ARS symptoms don't last longer then a few weeks, and I've had this for almost 4-5 weeks, so I'm confused. I know I need to be tested and I will be, but I just need some answers here about what is going on with me and if it is similar to ARS/HIV.....Please, please help.
NO, you can't be diagnosed over the Internet. If you have a concern about your mouth see your doctor or dentist.
Yes I know I need to test and I appreciate the answers and knowledge, but can anyone shed light on the whitness behind the molars and the now red spots? Isn't this too late for ARS? Or am I wrong.
The guidance is that there is a small chance of change between 8 weeks-12 weeks (in practice this is very unlikely) but you do need to test again at 12 weeks to comply with guidance.
You cant diagnose hiv by merely symptoms; now is a good time to take hiv test at 8 weeks after exposure will give you a good indication of the 12 weeks results, as the majority (95%) of people test positive by 6 weeks, so your 8 weeks test will be the same as your 12 weeks test.
Disregard any symptoms you are having-HIV cannot be diagnosed through symtpoms and the virus is notorious for producing symptoms that could be caused by a host of other illnesses, as well as just simple anxiety.
What you do need to do is test. Take a test now and it will provide an extremly conclusive and virtually totally accurate indication of your HIV status. However you then need to test at three months to obtain a 100% conclusive test result. Good luck.