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Desperate for answers, kindly help!!
I have herpes I & II with the last outbreak being almost two years ago, on the 15 Jul 08 I came out with what seemed like a penile yeast infection, I was treated with one fluconazole 150 and Lotrisone cream for 14 days, went away well, I also take Zocor for my hereditary high cholesterol.
Around the 14th August 08 I was unusually very stressed about a business deal and later had some unusual dizziness, (It was accompanied by a short bout of dry long coughs), went away quickly..
I was still under a lot of stress, while in Paris, on the 20th August 08 I had a hand job followed by an unprotected blowjob performed on me by a female I didn’t know well.
On the 12th SEP 08 I had what seemed like sudden flu symptoms; fever, sweating, dry cough dizziness, and fatigue, most symptoms generally lasted for a week, I showed my doctor a –one month old- urine test that showed bacteria, he prescribed Cipro., during the treatment, one morning after taking the Cipro, I vomited and felt better, after which I noticed what seemed like thrush on the middle of my tongue, I have taken antibiotics before which never caused thrush..
On the 17th SEP 08, I had what seemed like another penile yeast infection (showed up after masturbation) also took one fluconazole 150 and Lotrisone, this time it didn’t seem to work.
On the 22nd SEP 08 did an HIV Ab test, came back negative
On the 23rd SEP 08 had an outbreak of herpes, treated it with valtrex, went away well, in a week.
On the 20th OCT 08 (60 days) did another HIV Ab test, also came back negative.
I still have fluctuating dizziness, same amount of thrush in the middle of my tongue and a slightly discolored penis head, lost almost ten pounds in 45 days thanks to the depression I’m going through and the lack of appetite it causes and now I sometimes wake up with slight joint pain too..
Terrified of having contracted HIV is an understatement for the way I’m feeling, I’m desperate for any thoughts you can provide…
I thank you in advance.
Carlos.
Around the 14th August 08 I was unusually very stressed about a business deal and later had some unusual dizziness, (It was accompanied by a short bout of dry long coughs), went away quickly..
I was still under a lot of stress, while in Paris, on the 20th August 08 I had a hand job followed by an unprotected blowjob performed on me by a female I didn’t know well.
On the 12th SEP 08 I had what seemed like sudden flu symptoms; fever, sweating, dry cough dizziness, and fatigue, most symptoms generally lasted for a week, I showed my doctor a –one month old- urine test that showed bacteria, he prescribed Cipro., during the treatment, one morning after taking the Cipro, I vomited and felt better, after which I noticed what seemed like thrush on the middle of my tongue, I have taken antibiotics before which never caused thrush..
On the 17th SEP 08, I had what seemed like another penile yeast infection (showed up after masturbation) also took one fluconazole 150 and Lotrisone, this time it didn’t seem to work.
On the 22nd SEP 08 did an HIV Ab test, came back negative
On the 23rd SEP 08 had an outbreak of herpes, treated it with valtrex, went away well, in a week.
On the 20th OCT 08 (60 days) did another HIV Ab test, also came back negative.
I still have fluctuating dizziness, same amount of thrush in the middle of my tongue and a slightly discolored penis head, lost almost ten pounds in 45 days thanks to the depression I’m going through and the lack of appetite it causes and now I sometimes wake up with slight joint pain too..
Terrified of having contracted HIV is an understatement for the way I’m feeling, I’m desperate for any thoughts you can provide…
I thank you in advance.
Carlos.
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