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HI TEAK:
You say that ars symptoms come 2-4 weeks after infection and last from 1-2 weeks. So you mean ars comes at 14-28 days(after 2 weeks) after exposure?? Or 7-28 days(after 1 week)?
You say that ars symptoms come 2-4 weeks after infection and last from 1-2 weeks. So you mean ars comes at 14-28 days(after 2 weeks) after exposure?? Or 7-28 days(after 1 week)?
You never had a risk of contracting HIV from oral sex.
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i dont think teak has been on here for a while,
but i can say that ARS is not bound into a perfect timeline....its just the "trend"
One person on her experienced ARS at 9 days and tested positive, but then again all ARS symptoms are really is the symptoms of a viral infection (the are over 10,000 virus' that we dont even know about) so it could have been unrelated.
test at 3 months to know your status, symptoms only suggest what might be happening. good luck.
but i can say that ARS is not bound into a perfect timeline....its just the "trend"
One person on her experienced ARS at 9 days and tested positive, but then again all ARS symptoms are really is the symptoms of a viral infection (the are over 10,000 virus' that we dont even know about) so it could have been unrelated.
test at 3 months to know your status, symptoms only suggest what might be happening. good luck.
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