Thanks for all the helpful advice, you guys seem to know what you are talking about!
Teak, I would interested in your thoughts.
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- ARS symptoms (if they happen at all), will generally occur about 2-4 weeks post infection
-Symptoms 3 days post exposure is too early to be HIV related
- This is the season for colds/flu
- As you did have a small risk,( one time unprotected sex), I'd agree an HIV test is in order. 6 weeks is a very good sign, 3 months is conclusive
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ARS is irrelevant if you do or do not get any symptoms. Medical field really doesn't care if you are currently going through ARS, infect if you went to 15 Doctors during your ARS time none of them will ever mention HIV.
HIV is only detected by blood work. Future reference, ARS Is not accurate method.
Simple HIV 1 / 2 / O EIA at 6 weeks will explain the results.
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And if you have a regular partner, you will need to use protection (a latex or polyurethane condom) for all sexual activities until you get a conclusive negative HIV result and negative results of other STDs.
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As you most likely know you had a possible exposure by practising unprotected vaginal sex.
Your symptoms are extremely unlikely to be due to HIV seroconversion illness.
You will need HIV-1/2 antibodies test 12 weeks post exposure to get a conclusive result.
You should also consider tests for other STDs such as gonorrhoea, chlamydia etc.
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From what I heard 3 days would be to soon. Dr HHH said once that it needs at least 7 days, and normally 2-4 weeks.
But unprotected sex with a prostitute means you had a risk.
And as symptoms mean nothing - neither for nor against it - only a test can tell you if you got infected or not. Chances are highly in your favor. One episode of unprotected vaginal means 1:2000 IF she is HIV+. And most likely she is NOT infected.
In future use condoms!