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protected sex, having rashes, is it a symptom of hiv?
I had protected sex but just after that day i am having rashes on my hand, it looked small white dots at the beginning but after i scratched it, it got a bit red. First i had it on the right and its gone now, now i am having it on the left hand. I am confused if it is the hiv rash because its also hot in our country, most of the people are getting rashes. And for your information its been a week. Is this a symptom of HIV (aids)?
I don't want to ask anything about me... I just ask you on nonspecific symptoms... That's it. Thanks
Sorry for posting on someone's thread but hiv cause nonspecific symptoms...( I found on many website about nonspecific symptoms and HIV) So I posted here... Sorry
Never mind don't start a thread because Dr.Hook has already answered all of your questions and it is a waste of time for us to repeat what he has already told you.
Do not post on someonelse thread, start your own and ask questions there and they will be answered.
Read what you were told...you have no risk. We are not going into nonspecific symptoms even if you had a risk.
its been two months from then. i just had red rashes and no other symptoms, but im very tensed. I m all fine, no fever no other symptoms for two months.
Does rashes only on the upper hand means it is a symptom of hiv?
does all the symptom have to occur in order to prove it is hiv?
how long will it take to have another symptom if i have hiv ?
There is tiny white spots on my upper hand, that cannot be seen, its very small but if you look into it, there little white spots, is this a symtom of hiv or this is just the underlaying of the rash?
Does rashes only on the upper hand means it is a symptom of hiv?
does all the symptom have to occur in order to prove it is hiv?
how long will it take to have another symptom if i have hiv ?
There is tiny white spots on my upper hand, that cannot be seen, its very small but if you look into it, there little white spots, is this a symtom of hiv or this is just the underlaying of the rash?
condoms prevent hiv infection.
if you are having health concerns, see a dr. it's NOT hiv related
if you are having health concerns, see a dr. it's NOT hiv related
So you say its normal natural rashes and there is no risk as long as condom is used?
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