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pneumonia or hiv
This is my last post regarding hiv because I will see a doc but I would like you to understand my symptoms I am having on june 24 I had protected sex with a gay guy during this experience he gave oral unprotected...did not check condem after for breakage but 4 to 5 days after I caught a fever. During the fever I had a white coating on my tongue...muscle aches have been persistant since then and now. I hit my arm at work and it bruised I have lost my appetite and small weight loss....I have tingling in my feet...most of the pains are in my neck and shoulder....fatigue is so strong and lack of energy...I also do feel a very slight sensation of congestion in my chest..I have not seen any rashes on my skin or any noticable nodes......what is this?
What part of you didn't have a risk is it that you aren't understanding? We're done here.....
Last question and im gone for good....are rash and node swelling important for infected people?
Whatever you problems are, are not related to HIV. You were never at risk of contracting HIV. MOVE ON.
This is not a phobia I am really sick....I sometimes can barely move at work....I just need your opinon I have no one its just me no friends.
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