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i would say everyone 's ARS symptoms are different.
from what i heard by chat, they all experiences different degree of Fever, but some of them had sore throat, some had rash, some went to hosipital for intensive care.
even their symptoms occur on different period, the fast one like on day 8, and quite many said after 3 weeks.
from what i heard by chat, they all experiences different degree of Fever, but some of them had sore throat, some had rash, some went to hosipital for intensive care.
even their symptoms occur on different period, the fast one like on day 8, and quite many said after 3 weeks.
Another test is not what you need. What you need is a mental health professional. You've went on about your non risk issue way to long. You even went as far as getting a 4 week band and I'm sure if this forum was monitored you would have already been banned from here.
i am back from redcross.
the staff told me the result only can be picked up by person and on each tuesday.
so, i did not recieve any feedback from them.
big fear again, what the hell on earth.
i got my degree diploma this afternoon, however, not happy at all cos i feel nothing with my future.
the staff told me the result only can be picked up by person and on each tuesday.
so, i did not recieve any feedback from them.
big fear again, what the hell on earth.
i got my degree diploma this afternoon, however, not happy at all cos i feel nothing with my future.
i wonder of all those who come and use this forum BEFORE they have their test results, what % get back + results? I agree this forum is a wonderful place to vent and blow off some anxiety. I know I m getting my results tomorrow and I hope i ll be able to sleep tonight.
the percentage is not important for HIV.
i guess anyone in high risk group such as Gay, Bi-sexual,Iv drug users, should notice their sex risk and symptoms, because i have read many post in another forum, all messages tell us HIV is still very common among us.
i think u know the fourm i am talking about. even many people were infected by unprotected anal, however, still a chance for a percentage people got it by giving oral. sometimes a single event made you being infected.
i think most of us have been educated well related to sex risk since it is required content in the developed nations.
i really hope i am Negative, and i can learn from my all risk behaviour, re-educate myself to be more careful because not every time is that kinda lucky.
i guess anyone in high risk group such as Gay, Bi-sexual,Iv drug users, should notice their sex risk and symptoms, because i have read many post in another forum, all messages tell us HIV is still very common among us.
i think u know the fourm i am talking about. even many people were infected by unprotected anal, however, still a chance for a percentage people got it by giving oral. sometimes a single event made you being infected.
i think most of us have been educated well related to sex risk since it is required content in the developed nations.
i really hope i am Negative, and i can learn from my all risk behaviour, re-educate myself to be more careful because not every time is that kinda lucky.
1.the reason everyones ars symptoms are different is because it is unrelated to hiv. either their neg,or never had a risk.
2.cant self diagnose hiv through symptoms, proven time and time again, symptoms are unreliable.
testing tells the story, if 6 wks then 3 mos test, then by conservative testing your neg. with a risk.
if no risk, then no need for testing. good luck.
2.cant self diagnose hiv through symptoms, proven time and time again, symptoms are unreliable.
testing tells the story, if 6 wks then 3 mos test, then by conservative testing your neg. with a risk.
if no risk, then no need for testing. good luck.
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