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Is that true no fever in 2-4 weeks after high-risk certainly not infected with AIDS？
Is that true no fever in 2-4 weeks after high-risk certainly not infected with AIDS？
AIDS is not a virus, AIDS is a syndrome caused by a weakened immune system that has been attacked by the HIV virus.
If you were at risk the only way to know is to get tested, if you provide more information about your risk event, we'll evaluate if were really at risk.
If you were at risk the only way to know is to get tested, if you provide more information about your risk event, we'll evaluate if were really at risk.
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I completely agree with sleeplessnights34.
NO, that's NOT true, ARS symptoms doesn't always show up, there have been several cases of HIV positive people who didn't get ARS.
If you are afraid about an event that you think might be risky, feel free to describe the event, and we'll try to evaluate if your were really at risk.
If you are afraid about an event that you think might be risky, feel free to describe the event, and we'll try to evaluate if your were really at risk.
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Sexual relations with sex workers(with condom)and oral sex(She had the blow job for me),she wiped her hexagonal fluid with facial tissues and the tissue got touched my glans.Is that high-risk?When should I test myself？
Condom protected sex = No risk for HIV
The tissue and vaginal fluids make no difference.
You don't need testing.
The tissue and vaginal fluids make no difference.
You don't need testing.
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Thank you very much
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