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Pharyngitis Consult to ENT doctor

Pustule or abscess or inflammation..zytegel will serv the purpose..or swab test..shud be done..bld culture..diphtheria or mucositis it may be..lichen planus or leukoplakia or peritonsilar abscess it may be... antibiotics and chlorhexidine mouth wash will serv the purpose..photo shows peritonsilar abscess..

Follicular pharyngitis Kindly contact

Based on the history you have shared, there is NO HIV risk in your case. Reasons: HIV does NOT cause isolated white dots in throat. HIV does not present like this at 55–69 days. The white dots disappeared within 1 day after salt water gargles, which strongly suggests: minor throat infection tonsillar debris local inflammation allergy or irritation HIV-related lesions do not disappear in one day. You had mostly protected vaginal sex. Condom break for a few minutes carries very negligible risk, especially when: Your partner tested HIV negative at 54 days by lab-based rapid card (1 & 2) — this is a reliable test. The sexual contact 3 months back with intact condom also does not pose HIV risk.

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Yes you are a high risk patient.we should discuss and resolve it so that you dont have anxiety issues over it. Needs proper counselling and treatment.

This question has been asked and answered earlier as well.

If in a doubt better get tested for viruses and std. otherwise it will always be in your mind. Let a doctor examine and handle it further.

It’s not HIV. Kindly consult a physician for detailed evaluation and assesssment.

Consult infectious disease specialist

Need some more details kindly consult

. No risk but need some more history, kindly consult.

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Meet an ENT offline

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

No HIV...its probably Fungal or Bacterial infection.. You need proper treatment for it Consult for better and further management

No it is not HIV.