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One more question
Hi,
I am much better now and thank you all for your support. I am having another question.
I drawn blood today (67 days) for an HIV ab/ag test and will get the results in 2 - 3 days. I will post my results as soon as I get it.
My question is: I am a having a terrible flu right now, very sick and tired with high fever and very sore throat. Can I be sure that this is actualy the flu or is this timeline (9 weeks) possible to be ARS? What's the ARS timeline and am I in the clear now to stop relating symptoms to HIV?
I know you told me b4 that I had no risk and I beleive you that oral is realisticaly zero risk and using a condom protects from being infected during the intercourse. My issue is: 1- I have been very very drunk 2- I do not know how a condom is used correctly
Thank you in advance for your answers.
I am much better now and thank you all for your support. I am having another question.
I drawn blood today (67 days) for an HIV ab/ag test and will get the results in 2 - 3 days. I will post my results as soon as I get it.
My question is: I am a having a terrible flu right now, very sick and tired with high fever and very sore throat. Can I be sure that this is actualy the flu or is this timeline (9 weeks) possible to be ARS? What's the ARS timeline and am I in the clear now to stop relating symptoms to HIV?
I know you told me b4 that I had no risk and I beleive you that oral is realisticaly zero risk and using a condom protects from being infected during the intercourse. My issue is: 1- I have been very very drunk 2- I do not know how a condom is used correctly
Thank you in advance for your answers.
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this forum is done. if you have further comments...take it to the hiv anxiety community forum.
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