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Itching in body mild and hiv doubt
I am a male
Exposure
Please help me
Me done a fingering in vagina and no cut in my fingers
After 10 to 15 seconds I try to insert penis in vagina without condom 1 time and no penis gone inside vagina & penis touch vagina and vagina fluids for 20 seconds i think so and penis head skin in penis head there is very small skin break
Then I wear condom in penis & then done 1 time vagina sex and no condom break and not slip
Its risk of hiv?
Me also eaten viropil pep medicine for 22 days and started after exposure at 67 hours and no miss dose till 22 days
After stoping medicine then from 1 week to one month plus someday feel body itching fill bit and feel itching mostly evening 7 to 10pm & solve also and at 25th days I get 2 red skin at stomach small one and I apply coconut oil its solved in 2 days properly
Its hiv symptom?
I m save from hiv please tell??
Last exposure its 2 month plus back now but sometime and its solve also mild itching in body hand & stomach & legs no redness no rashes
Answers (27)
Whatever symptoms you said are unrelated to HIV.
Chances of HIV acquired in a single exposure is minimal.
Try to get tested if you have multiple exposures as HIV may not have any symptoms for some and can only be detected by blood testing.
Next Steps
Use protection during sex always
Avoid sex with strangers or sex workers or transgenders
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You have to do particular test. If not HIV there could be another possibility. Video consult me I’ ll suggest you some tests.
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Get yourself tested for HIV and your partner too, if possible. If both are non reactive. Don’t worry at all.
For itching , use
Candid Total Plus ointment for 10 days * tds
Use Tetmosol soap for bathing daily.
Permethrin Ointment 5%* Local Application at night
Allegra 120 mg 1*bd
U will be fine, don’t worry
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Unprotected intercourse always has hiv risk.. go for a test NATs. Review with reports in my practo
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Yes. There is a risk of HIV infection. Please consult a General Physician in your area for further management.
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Based on your exposure details, the HIV risk is low. You started PEP at 67 hours which is effective (within 72-hour window). However, completing only 22 days instead of the full 28-day course reduces PEP effectiveness.
The mild itching you're experiencing is likely unrelated to HIV and appears to be a dermatological issue or possible side effect from the PEP medication. The small red spots that resolved with coconut oil were likely minor skin irritation, not HIV-related symptoms.
Key points:
1. PEP is most effective when completed for full 28 days
2. Your brief exposure with barrier protection (condom during penetration) further lowers risk
3. Itching without rashes/fever is typically not an HIV symptom
4. HIV symptoms, if they occur, usually appear 2-4 weeks after exposure with flu-like symptoms
Next Steps
Complete full 28-day PEP course. Get HIV test at 3 months. The itching appears to be unrelated skin condition - use antihistamine and moisturizer.
Health Tips
HIV risk is low if PEP started within 72 hours. Practice safe sex with condoms always. Consult dermatologist if itching persists beyond 2 weeks.
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There is no risk of Hiv infection. To clear your doubt, you can get Hiv test done.
For itching, get complete blood count done and share the result. Take tab cetrizine 5mg one morning and one evening.
Apply zinc calamine lotion locally, twice daily.
After a shower, apply a moisturising lotion or oil, over the damp skin of entire body.
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