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Last year I fingered a girl and she also fingered her self and went on to touch my penis i a hot shower. now I am worried of the risk and one and half mpnth later I tested and was negative, two months later I had rash like HIV rash, diarreah, flu and headaches. Could I be positive
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Last year I fingered a girl and she also fingered her self and went on to touch my penis i a hot shower. now I am worried of the risk and one and half mpnth later I tested and was negative, two months later I had rash like HIV rash, diarreah, flu and headaches. Could I be positive
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There is no HIV transmission in mutual masturbation or in hand-genital contact. You have nothing to worry about from this exposure. The symptoms for HIV are non specific and not a way to prove whether or not you have HIV, Please post this question or further questions in the HIV community.
Last year I fingered a girl and she also fingered her self and went on to touch my penis i a hot shower. now I am worried of the risk and one and half mpnth later I tested and was negative, two months later I had rash like HIV rash, diarreah, flu and headaches. Could I be positive
Answer
There is no HIV transmission in mutual masturbation or in hand-genital contact. You have nothing to worry about from this exposure. The symptoms for HIV are non specific and not a way to prove whether or not you have HIV, Please post this question or further questions in the HIV community.
There is no HIV transmission in mutual masturbation or in hand-genital contact. You have nothing to worry about from this exposure. The symptoms for HIV are non specific and not a way to prove whether or not you have HIV, Please post this question or further questions in the HIV community.
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