I hooked up with a prostitute who turned about to be a shemale. I was a bit drunk and curious. We mutually masturbated for a few minutes lying down. At one point I noticed a small patch (size of a quarter) of *** on my inner leg. It was on intact skin with no lesions or cuts, etc. I don’t know if this may have been my pre-*** or if he came and I didn’t realize it. I may have also seen a bit of wetness on the head of my penis. Again could have been my *** or his. That was the total exposure. No oral sex, no insertive sex at all. My concern is if he came and my penis rubbed up against the *** possibly exposing my urethra to his ***. Two days later I was treated for a sinus infection and was prescribed 875mg augmentin 2x day for 7 days. Exactly 5 days after the exposure I noted some mild burning and pain at the tip of my penis. I have a history of prostatitis and I believe that's what this was (perineum pain, mild tip of penis pain). No pain on urination and no discharge. The symptoms resolved after about 10 days. Then exactly 21 days after my exposure incident I developed swollen lymph nodes in my neck, groin, clavicle, and possibly my underarms. The clavicle and underarms were mild and only the cervical and inguinal nodes now seem enlarged. These have lasted for 4-5 days. I have had no fever, no sore throat, no rash, no GI symptoms. The only other symptom is my lower back aches. Note my father had hodgkin's at age 38, I'm 44. The symptoms have been non limiting, in fact I ran 6 miles yesterday. 1) Do you see any exposure to STD’s/HIV? 2) Would the augmentin have been effective on gonorrhea? 3) Do the generalized swollen lymph nodes in the absence of other symptoms argue against HIV infection? And as I have had these swellings for 4-5 days wouldn't any other symptoms have arisen by now? 4) Would inquinal lymphadenopathy or other lymphadenopathy cause the lower back pain?