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ARS symptoms
Around mid May I engaged in unprotected sex with this girl that I was seeing. Around two weeks later I began to experience itchy bumps that was mostly on my leg and would sometimes appear on my arms. Each of those bumps disappeared after a few days. After that I had a very small sore throat, became a little nauseous, had a some slight back pain, and became a little tired throughout the day. I'm not sure whether I had a fever because I never tested myself and I felt generally good throughout the day. All of these symptoms disappeared after three weeks and I felt fine. Around two months later or so, I'm experiencing a little sore throat and some back pain. I was just wondering if these were symptoms of ARS. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
You had unprotected vaginal intercourse and need to test.
Symptoms are NEVER used to diagnose HIV.
Symptoms are NEVER used to diagnose HIV.
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I just wanted to know if these symptoms are generally the symptoms of ARS. That is all im asking
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