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Symptoms at 7 Weeks
Sep 23rd I went to a strip club and ended up getting a package where I went into the back with a stripper. She unzipped my shorts and every once in a while gave me a 10 sec hand job. She sat on my lap facing me and if I remember correctly seemed like my penis has in her vaginal area if not in her vagina for 15 sec intervals, this happened 2-3 times. When I get home I see that I had rug kind of burn underneath the head of my penis. I was so scared I went back and asked her if she had HIV or any STDs, she said NO but I cant take the word of a stripper.
6 weeks and 2 days later I got tested at a free clinic and I remember they used a test that had oralquick on the outside, it was one of those tests which you rub inside of your mouth on the gums. 20 mins later the guy comes back and says it was negative.
A week later I come down with a fever for one day, it was 101.1. A little white bump on the tip of my tongue that stings when I rub it against the inside of my mouth appeaers. I have had a sore throat with mucus every morning. A rash underneath my left armpit. Night sweats every 2 weeks since the exposure.
Should I keep worrying about HIV?
6 weeks and 2 days later I got tested at a free clinic and I remember they used a test that had oralquick on the outside, it was one of those tests which you rub inside of your mouth on the gums. 20 mins later the guy comes back and says it was negative.
A week later I come down with a fever for one day, it was 101.1. A little white bump on the tip of my tongue that stings when I rub it against the inside of my mouth appeaers. I have had a sore throat with mucus every morning. A rash underneath my left armpit. Night sweats every 2 weeks since the exposure.
Should I keep worrying about HIV?
the symptoms got me all freaked out. Is the 6 week and 2 day test reassuring news?
even if she sat on my lap facing me and possibly we could have had sex because my penis could have been inside of her
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