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Unprotected oral sex
I have received oral sex in a darkroom from a guy that had blown another guy a couple of seconds before blowing me. The guy came in to his mouth an then he started to blow me. After a week or so, I had a fever for a couple of days and burning sensation while urinating (that started before I engaged in unprotected blow). Anyway, the burning sensation and fever have stopped, but I have had diarrhea for the past two weeks after almost every meal. I also have a burning sensation on the skin of the abdomen and on thighs. It also seems that my groin lymph nodes are a bit swollen. My doctor says it is just a stomach flu, but I am really worried. The encounter happened on the 1st of January. Is it too early to get tested for hiv? What are the chances of getting it this way? I am really nervous and I really don't know what to do. Thank you in advance!
Oral sex is not a risk.
http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/HIV/HIV-AND-ORAL-SEX-THE-FACTS/show/1278?cid=68
http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/HIV/HIV-AND-ORAL-SEX-THE-FACTS/show/1278?cid=68
See a Dr if your concerned about your symptoms to find out what they are from, it is not HIV. Saliva renders the virus inactive and unable to infect, no risk.
are you sure there was no risk at all? what of his
sperm was in contact with my penis? what about my symptoms?
sperm was in contact with my penis? what about my symptoms?
Thank you. I didn't think there was a great risk, but I am freaking out about the symptoms.
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