Aa
what is going on
in september i had protected sex wit a sexworker.. condom didnt break or slip. it lasted 5 min tops id say 3 min.
7 weeks later i had a runny nose, sneezing,felt tired,sore throught no fever nothing..
now 4 months later i had a swollen node in my groin has been there for 4 weeks and recently i felt on under my jaw which hurts and one in my stomache.. what could this be.. i thought safe sex was safe no worries..im scared
7 weeks later i had a runny nose, sneezing,felt tired,sore throught no fever nothing..
now 4 months later i had a swollen node in my groin has been there for 4 weeks and recently i felt on under my jaw which hurts and one in my stomache.. what could this be.. i thought safe sex was safe no worries..im scared
u guys are the best..its very reassuring keep doing what your doing u guys help hundreds of people keep faith alive
Protected sex. Think about that for a moment. Protected sex. Why do you believe people might call it that? I do not say this to be insulting, only to point out a fundamental truth. You had protected sex, you wore a condom. Which means, you were protected against a whole host of STIs, including but not limited to HIV.
In short, you do not have much to worry about, certainly not HIV.
Make sense?
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