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Hiv and tonsil concerns
Hello recently I had a risky accounting with a female of unknown status I'm circumcised, and the sex was only briefly around 45 seconds after sexual encounters I was in 36 hours went to the clinic to get pep Truvada for 30 days. After 4 weeks(30days) I went to get tested for HIV and a clinical testing negative, around 5 to 6 weeks I started to notice white stuff on my tonsils with no pain but swelling in a very mild sore throat if anything a tingling sensation in my chest this is my only sexual account that was unsafe in my life my question is going off of them that test would that be enough to say I'm HIV negative or should I take another one. Also, do my tonsil look okay or not ?
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Dr. Danish Khan
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5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Nothing to worry about
I want your detailed history..
I don't want to treat you blindly without knowing the cause of the problem.
I will try my best to treat you.
some questions I might ask that will give me little idea about your history
Then I will write prescription for you safe and well appreciated by my patients having similar complains
please givme a feedback ASAP.
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