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Body itching mild in Night
After exposure of 6 month
I have body itching from last 1 month
Itching start around 9pm
No redness
No rashes
No Dane
It's happens for 3 to 5 days then its gone then again come back
It's Hiv Symptom??
I exposure with My friend
I used precaution and it's break after 10 min of sex
It's break inside vagina and after around 5 min i wear new precaution
After our exposure My Friend She test for hiv 1 and 2 rapid card Serum at 7th week
From lab
Blood taken from her arm
It's negative
I also sex 7 month back Call girl worker that time there is no break in condom
Earlier i have many times mouth and Toungue ulcer when I take becosule z capsule they solve in 9 days
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Straight answer: itching alone, starting 5 months after the exposure, with no rash, no redness and no swelling, is not an HIV symptom. Acute HIV shows up 2-4 weeks after exposure as fever, sore throat, body ache and swollen glands, not isolated night-time itching. Your exposures were with a condom that did not break, and your partner tested negative. Night itching at a fixed hour is usually dry skin, dust mite or fabric allergy, or plain anxiety-driven scratching. Do this and close the chapter: one 4th-generation HIV antigen-antibody ELISA from a proper lab now - it is conclusive beyond 3 months, and get HBsAg, anti-HCV and VDRL in the same sample. Meanwhile use a plain moisturiser at night and levocetirizine 5 mg at bedtime for a week. Get the ELISA done and book a Practo consult with me with the report - I will close this properly for you.
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Get your blood test done for HIV, HBV and HCV if you are in doubt. These all viruses can spread through unprotected sexual activity as well as they can cause vague symptoms..
check your liver function test.
Look for any allergens around you and avoid them .
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Rule out STD
Kindly book an appointment for further advice
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Please consult a dermatologist physically and get hiv tests done to exclude hiv.
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