Welcome to our Forum. You have asked a question that has already been answered by Teak and others on the HIV Prevention Community site. In that answer, Teak has not only provided you with direct quotes from me and from Dr. Handsfield but published papers in the scientific literature. Despite that, you have asked the same question. I have nothing to add- there has never been a case of HIV proven to be spread from an person to another through the receipt of oral sex. Asking the question repeatedly will not change the answer, nor will it keep people from making incorrect or overly conservative statements on the internet. Please remember, Albert Einstein said "One definition of insanity to to repeatedly ask the same question and expect different answers.".
For you the answer is to test. There is no reason for you to fear testing. None of the symptoms you mention are suggestive of HIV. As for testing, Testing does not give a person HIV but it does give them the power to know what is going on and whether or not they have the infection. Most tests are negative and if you were so unfortunate as to have HIV, the test would allow you to seek treatment sooner. There is no reason to delay or avoid HIV testing.
I hope this reply is helpful to you. EWH
Thank you,doctor!My testing result is negative!What you and Teak said is truth. Behavior determines the result!Symptons are ****! Thank you again!What the forum insist on encourage me!
Correct, I anticipate that the HIV test will be negative. EWH
Thank you,Doctor Edward. I will go to the CDC for a fast-testing. Mental Hiv may be more serious than Hiv itself. No doubt the result will be negative,right?