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Im i at risk for hiv????

I went to a strip club 3 weeks ago and recived a vip dance, first thing she done was ask me to use this hand sani she had then i sucked her nipples and rubbed her *** and legs, i usually have pretty bad hangnails because im allways chewing my nails, and the last few days iv been having a bad stamach and have swallen lymph notes and a sore scratchy voise, i went to the hospital and was prescribed antibiotics but havent been tested yet, are these signs of hiv i feel sick and soo scared
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370181 tn?1595629445
You never had a risk for HIV and do NOT need to test.

ER doctors do not prescribe antibiotics for the flu, which is viral. They are treating you for a possible bacterial infection, which HIV is NOT.

It's possible the antibiotics are causing some negative side effects or they are not working against whatever possible bacterial infection you may have. If you do not feel better soon, or continue to feel worse and have a fever, I suggest you see your doctor for further testing, or return to the ER.
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Thanks for your response, today my whole body aches like you wouldnt belive just going up the stairs is painful, could this be side affects of the medication? I just find all this so weird never been sick like this, not like the typical flu at all
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370181 tn?1595629445
Unless you had unprotected insertive vaginal sex, you had NO RISK.

Symptoms mean nothing regarding HIV. Sounds like you have a cold or the flu.
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