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possible exposure/symptoms

My possible exposure occured Two years ago. Unprotected Oral with a girl i have known all my life. Recentley ive heard she had hiv for Three years and i have been the only one she has been with in the past 3 Years.The past year the symptoms have been occurring that i never really took notice of. I seem to get sick, flu-like symptoms 3 months out of the 12 every year on and off, i have been blood tested for thyroid problems and diabetes because i had rapid weight gain i was 200lbs and gained 50 pounds in 4 months. after the thyroid test came back they said there was a problem and needed to lose weight to regulate my thyroid i lost 25lbs got blood tested again (not for hiv) and the thyroid issue was taken care of. i have a rash which since i was little is beleived to be eczema. and have had chyamlidia before and got that taken care of. ( just curious... can thyroid problems shown in blood tests be mistaken of hiv??? because they have seen something wrong with the blood causing the thyroid to have a problem that was causing weight gain and once i lost weight the test was normal... white blood cell count and everything was fine, so can it be mistaken for hiv??? thanks to anyone who helps me out, im stressing.
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Oral sex will not transmit HIV. You were never at risk HIV only shows up on an HIV test no other standard blood work. You do not have to worry about HIV
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The only way to know if you have HIV is though HIV TEST. Oral is ZERO risk. so if the only exposure you had was the Oral sex then you dont had any HIV risk.
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