As you already point out, your symptoms are quite late to be ARS. Thus although the ARS can cause rash and flu symptoms, so can a huge number of other viruses. The encounter you describe was quite low risk, even if your partner was infected which, at least on a statistical basis is unlikely. Your anal sex was condom protected and therefore safe. As for your oral exposure, the quoted risk of HIV from an oral exposure is less than 1 in 10,000 per exposure and some experts feel that oral sex is a no risk exposure (we are somewhat more conservative but we agree that the risk from oral sex is very, very low).
My guess is that you have some sort of viral, non-HIV illness. It is now 4 months past your exposure, thus a HIV blood test at this time would be completely reliable. Rather than dealing with lingering anxiety and concern, my advice is to go get tested for your own peace of mind. Getting tested will not change whether or not you have HIV (I'm confident you do not) and it will allow you to get peace of mind. Then, you can work with your own doctor to find out what is really causing your swollen glands and other problems. Hope this helps. EWH
Sorry, forgot to mention when I had flu symptoms had these small red flat spots on arms,fingers and neck did not itch or could not feel them,and they dissapeared when pressed.they are still here now.and I also seem to be having more moth alcers and dry skin..
thx