Hello
First of all, please don’t panic — from your description, your risk of
HIV transmission appears extremely low. Since you started Viropil (PEP) within 67 hours of exposure, took it regularly for 28 days, and did not miss any dose, that provides excellent protection against HIV infection.
The symptoms you’re describing — phlegm, mild throat irritation, and mouth discomfort — are not specific to HIV. They are more likely related to allergy, postnasal drip, acid reflux, or minor throat infection, especially if they improve and return intermittently. HIV symptoms usually appear 2–6 weeks after exposure and involve fever, sore throat, rash, and lymph node swelling, not just phlegm.
Also, as per your description, initial contact was partial (without penetration, minimal fluid exchange, and short duration), followed by protected intercourse, which further reduces the chance of transmission to almost zero.
Still, to be completely sure, it’s advisable to do an HIV 4th generation (Ag/Ab) test at 6 weeks and again at 12 weeks post exposure for confirmation.
You’re most likely safe, but I recommend a quick review of your reports and exposure history in detail — I can guide you step-by-step and also help manage your throat symptoms.
You can message me directly on WhatsApp at nine three two six zero two zero five three six for personal guidance and to discuss your reports confidentially.