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I have had a yeast infection for about 4 weeks, and 3 weeks in i got tested for HIV, the results came back negative, however it hasnt been 3 months since my possible exposure. My question is wether it is possible that my yeast infection is due to HIV infection but just hasnt showed in my blood yet? Is it possible for symptoms to show before antibodies are created in the blood?
I have had a yeast infection for about 4 weeks, and 3 weeks in i got tested for HIV, the results came back negative, however it hasnt been 3 months since my possible exposure. My question is wether it is possible that my yeast infection is due to HIV infection but just hasnt showed in my blood yet? Is it possible for symptoms to show before antibodies are created in the blood?
- We're not going to play 21 questions here. If you've had UNPROTECTED vaginal or anal sex, you need to be tested 3 months post your last exposure.
- No one here can diagnose any of your symptoms. HIV CAN NOT be diagnosed from the presence or absence of ANY symptoms. If you have persistent symptoms which trouble you, please see your Dr.
- HIV ( ARS- If they happen at all) symptoms will appear as a syndrome (many severe symptoms) all at one 1-3 weeks after exposure. This syndrome will last 1-2 weeks then leave all at once. Any lingering symptoms are NOT related to HIV.
- Bottom line- you need to retest at 3 MONTHS for your CONCLUSIVE result. I have no reason to believe that you won't continue to test NEGATIVE.
-Regards-
- No one here can diagnose any of your symptoms. HIV CAN NOT be diagnosed from the presence or absence of ANY symptoms. If you have persistent symptoms which trouble you, please see your Dr.
- HIV ( ARS- If they happen at all) symptoms will appear as a syndrome (many severe symptoms) all at one 1-3 weeks after exposure. This syndrome will last 1-2 weeks then leave all at once. Any lingering symptoms are NOT related to HIV.
- Bottom line- you need to retest at 3 MONTHS for your CONCLUSIVE result. I have no reason to believe that you won't continue to test NEGATIVE.
-Regards-
lolllll, unfortunately i wasnt talking about grinding with clothes on, so the answer to my question is.?
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