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MY WORRIES ARE GROWING
Dear Teak,
Could you please easy my mind? I once posted about my exposure, i was involved in a possible high risk exposure the three weeks ago. I sleep with a girl i just met with condom used but the whole tip got teared and my whole penis head was fully exposed in her vagina. Since 3 March am checking my temperature regularly, always am getting 97.7 F. I have no headache, no swollen glands or lymph nodes, no diarrhea, no fatigue, no sore throat, no rash, no nausea, no dry cough, no Cold sores. The only two signs i have experienced is stuffy in the second week and one night sweating in the third week. I have a history of back pain, and also i have stomach pains which started just the day after sex. My whole back, neck, arm pits and stomach can radiate heat but with no fever. Should i throw myself in towel that i have ARS? Please help.
Could you please easy my mind? I once posted about my exposure, i was involved in a possible high risk exposure the three weeks ago. I sleep with a girl i just met with condom used but the whole tip got teared and my whole penis head was fully exposed in her vagina. Since 3 March am checking my temperature regularly, always am getting 97.7 F. I have no headache, no swollen glands or lymph nodes, no diarrhea, no fatigue, no sore throat, no rash, no nausea, no dry cough, no Cold sores. The only two signs i have experienced is stuffy in the second week and one night sweating in the third week. I have a history of back pain, and also i have stomach pains which started just the day after sex. My whole back, neck, arm pits and stomach can radiate heat but with no fever. Should i throw myself in towel that i have ARS? Please help.
Thanks, if some of them come and maintain their intensity the whole week, can fever be omitted? i really need your help Dr
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