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Thank you for reaching out with your concern. I understand your anxiety about potential HIV transmission from this exposure. Let me provide you with a comprehensive assessment based on the details you've shared. Regarding HIV Risk Assessment: Based on your description, the actual HIV transmission risk from this specific exposure is extremely low, though not zero. Here's why: - Fingering without cuts on fingers carries negligible HIV risk - Brief genital contact (20 seconds) without penetration and without ejaculation poses very low risk - The intact condom use during actual intercourse protected you effectively - The small skin break on penis head does increase risk slightly if it came in direct contact with vaginal fluids However, the risk remains low because: 1. HIV transmission requires significant viral load exposure 2. Brief contact without ejaculation reduces transmission probability 3. You took Viropil (PEP) within 67 hours, which is excellent timing and significantly reduces HIV risk 4. You completed the full 22-day course properly About Your Current Symptoms: The timeline of your symptoms is important: - Body itching started 1 week to 26 days after exposure - Itching mainly occurs in evenings (8-10pm) - Two red spots appeared on stomach at day 25 - Last exposure was 2 months ago Critical Analysis: - Acute HIV symptoms typically appear 2-4 weeks after exposure, not at varied intervals like you're describing - Isolated itching without other symptoms (fever, rash, sore throat, fatigue, night sweats, swollen lymph nodes) is NOT characteristic of acute HIV infection - Your itching pattern (time-specific, resolved with coconut oil) suggests allergic reaction, contact dermatitis, or anxiety-related symptoms - The 2 red spots could be unrelated dermatological issue Other Possible Causes for Itching: 1. Anxiety and stress (very common after potential HIV exposure) 2. Allergic reaction to medications or environmental factors 3. Dry skin or eczema 4. Contact dermatitis 5. Other STIs (though less likely to cause only itching) Testing Recommendations: Since your last exposure was 2 months ago: - 4th generation HIV test (Antigen/Antibody) is now highly reliable - This test is 95% accurate at 4 weeks and 99% accurate at 6 weeks - At 2 months (8 weeks), the test is conclusive - Final confirmatory test at 3 months (12 weeks) is recommended for complete peace of mind Your PEP course significantly reduced any potential transmission risk, and your symptoms are not consistent with HIV seroconversion illness.

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For your HIV related assumption,you need to go though investigation to Confirm or to rule out.both partner should get the test done. For itching related take tab Allegra 120 mg for 15 days HS ( at night time) f/u if needed.

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