Are These Signs Something To Worry

[stressedfellow664]

I had an oral exposure around 6 months ago, one month ago my wife started complaining about nausea, fever, weakness and body pains, i took her to the doctor and she was given antibiotics and after 2 days she developed rashes all over the body, we returned to the doctor and she was given other meds. the rashes dissappeared but still the skin is rough. This is about a week ago. She has pains in the ribs while breating or coughing. The symptoms are cough, nausea and body pains more than 1 month, weakness and occassional fever. Please is this something to worry especially knowng that she has very weak immune system, could her signs appear after 5 months.

[stressedfellow664]

Thanks for the reply, at least you have removed my fears. May God help you both.

[Teak]

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[RainLover71]

You were never at risk for hiv transmission via oral sex,but if it was unprotected oral you need to test for other STD,s,because you could pass them on to your wife.

[diver58]

Oral sex alone does not put you under a risk of HIV and therefore you certainly did not transmit it to her because you do not have it. There may be reasons for her illness, other than HIV which is only comeing from your own fear.