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i am afraid and need some answers please
About a week ago I had protected vaginal sex with a woman I barely know and I also preformed brief oral sex on her as I bare in mind that oral Sex is a no risk activity for HIV transmission , however 2 days later I began having pretty high fever and a stabbing pain in the left side of my throat I initially shook it of as a cold ant took some antibacterial candy that did not help the pain much although the fever subsided and did not return.
Today as I was still in pain I consulted a doctor and he told me that it looked to be like tonsillitis and a bit of faringitis
but I freaked out when he wanted to preform an endoscopy because he said my lymph nodes seamed enlarged and he "did not look like a comon infection" as scared as I was I did not preform the procedure cause at the moment I did not go with enough money to do so....
I might add I also have bleeding gums ..................given this background my following question is:
1) could i have contracted genital herpes preforming oral sex and be suffering an outbreak 2 days later in my throat that I am confusing for a cold?
2) under any circumstances can ARS symptoms of HIV present themselve so soon? 2 days after possible exposure
what should i do?? please help me
Today as I was still in pain I consulted a doctor and he told me that it looked to be like tonsillitis and a bit of faringitis
but I freaked out when he wanted to preform an endoscopy because he said my lymph nodes seamed enlarged and he "did not look like a comon infection" as scared as I was I did not preform the procedure cause at the moment I did not go with enough money to do so....
I might add I also have bleeding gums ..................given this background my following question is:
1) could i have contracted genital herpes preforming oral sex and be suffering an outbreak 2 days later in my throat that I am confusing for a cold?
2) under any circumstances can ARS symptoms of HIV present themselve so soon? 2 days after possible exposure
what should i do?? please help me
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
