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ORAL SEX RISK

I AM 26 YEARS OLD
I HAD AN ORAL SEX WITH A STRANGER 2 TIMES WITH UNPROTECTED ORAL SEX AFTER THE ORAL SEX I USED TO WASH MYY PENIES WITH MEDICO SPIRIT ETC..................AFTER THAT I OPPOSITE FEMALE WAS ALREADY POSITIVE BUT ON A TREATENT HER AGE IS 24 AND I DIDNT ECULATE THE SEMEN{CUM} ON HER MOUTH AND DIDNT KISS,SUCK. HER BOOBS AND HUG HER ALSO ONLY DONE ORAL SEX THIS IS 2ND MONTH I LOST MY SLEEP ON THE FEAR ON HIV ........SO,PLEASE GIVE ME CONCLUSIOM. THANK YOU FOR VALUABL TIME.
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3191940 tn?1447268717
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The only risks for HIV in adults are:
1) Having unprotected (no condom) penetrative anal or vaginal sex, OR
2) Sharing IV drug equipment with other IV drug users.

No other event that you can think of, including the event you mentioned, puts you at risk for HIV. This is a NO RISK event.  You do not need to test for HIV.  No one has ever been infected by receiving oral sex, and you will not be the first.
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PLEASE EXPLAIN IN BREIF PRESENT I AM LIVING IN THE STAGE OF HALLUSANATION IF I GOT RASH , FEVER, BODY PAIN,COUGH ANYTHING WHAT EVER IT MAY BE ALSO A SWAET OR ETC........I AM FEELING THAT IS A HIV ...HIV...HIV...HIV SO PLEASE IF U DONT MIND ...,
It doesn't matter that you feel it's HIV.  It isn't HIV. You had no risk for HIV. See a doctor if you are concerned about your non-HIV related symptoms.

(Please don't type in ALL CAPS - it is very hard to read.)
FINALLY thank you for valuable information that is not an hiv thank u very much......................
Your exposure is oral sex with hiv + person on treatment  . There is no penetrative vaginal or anal sex .
That's what I understood .
No need to worry cause there is no proven case of hiv transmission oral to penis . And you will not be the first one .
Anxiety itself you are living now will cause you the rash and others symptoms so please stop this  vicious cycle .
You do not have actual risk for hiv .
Move in please and enjoy your life.
tq very usefull information
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