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Body itching mild in Night
After exposure of 6 month
I have body itching from last 1 month
Itching start around 9pm
No redness
No rashes
No Dane
It's happens for 3 to 5 days then its gone then again come back
It's Hiv Symptom??
I exposure with My friend
I used precaution and it's break after 10 min of sex
It's break inside vagina and after around 5 min i wear new precaution
After our exposure My Friend She test for hiv 1 and 2 rapid card Serum at 7th week
From lab
Blood taken from her arm
It's negative
I also sex 7 month back Call girl worker that time there is no break in condom
Earlier i have many times mouth and Toungue ulcer when I take becosule z capsule they solve in 9 days
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Dr. Abhishek Yadav
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10 yrs exp
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No.its not HIV.
Next Steps
get tested for HIV for confirmation and getting out of suspense.
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book appointment on practo.got heal and enjoy healthy life.
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