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Extreme hiv anxiety after 5 years of recieving blowjobs

I am 29 yrs old male. 5 years back i recieved oral sex from a coworker a few times. There was no penetrative sex though my penis might have touched her vagina once. She was weird in some sense and now she is not in contact with anyone no phone number social media or anything. I am married for 2 years but that incident is haunting me. I had got cold and flu couple times that year, as I am prone to sinus infections because of mild DNS i thought its that and ignored.2 years back suddenly I started feeling light headed which i feel till today.ENT specialist said its because of sinus only. Last year I also got a rash on my upper back which resolved in a month. Had a CBC done after that which was normal but low Vitamin b12 and vitamin d. Now since six months my tongue feels like a little dry which troubles me. I also was diagnosed with epididymitisis 2 years back which is fine now. I read somewhere that hiv causes sinus problems and low vitamin b12 levels . Plus all of these things combined makes me worried If i contracted hiv from those encounters and these are its implications. I am googling a lot and even my wife can see anxiety on my face. I love her a lot please help
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Please someone help me assess my situation.
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