ulcers, throat irritation (“gale me kharash”), semi-solid stools, and symptoms that improve with
vitamin tablets or allergy medicines are commonly seen with allergy, acidity, vitamin deficiency, stress, dehydration, or infection.
In your case, the
HIV risk appears low, because:
* Condom was used initially.
* Your partner’s HIV 1 & 2 test at 53 days was non-reactive.
* Symptoms started much later and are not typical of acute HIV infection.
Still, for complete peace of mind, you should do:
* HIV 4th generation test after 90 days from exposure.
* If negative at 90 days, it is considered highly reliable.
Also evaluate for:
*
Vitamin B12/folate deficiency
* Allergy or dust exposure (as symptoms worsen outside/home difference)
* Acidity/GERD
* Recurrent aphthous ulcers
Avoid repeatedly searching symptoms online, as it increases anxiety.
Next Steps
For a better history-based assessment and proper guidance regarding
HIV window period, risk evaluation, and treatment advice, you can consult me.