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I think the last question, I would like to get out of terror
I'm a 28 year old male, not too familiar with HIV/AIDS, and I'm really nervous about whether or not I put myself at risk...
Essentially, about 5 weeks ago (approx 35 days), I performed unprotected oral sex on another man.I am using the oral side. He did not ejaculate in my mouth. Oral sex have been three minutes. I do not know whether he had AIDS. Then after four weeks, I started to throat pain, which lasted 1 week. I am panic, I do not know if this is the early symptoms of AIDS. I do not know whether I have been infected with AIDS?
Essentially, about 5 weeks ago (approx 35 days), I performed unprotected oral sex on another man.I am using the oral side. He did not ejaculate in my mouth. Oral sex have been three minutes. I do not know whether he had AIDS. Then after four weeks, I started to throat pain, which lasted 1 week. I am panic, I do not know if this is the early symptoms of AIDS. I do not know whether I have been infected with AIDS?
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