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Hiv disease related
I had sex without condom only once on 28/3/24 with an escort girl under the influence of alcohol and pills.
I am not feeling well after that girl went back. I am feeling very weak, tired, dizzy, body shivering, and my head is heavy since the 1st. So I got hiv-I & II and vdrl test done today.
Look at the report and guess whether I have any problem or not. And I would like your advice on how to fix my problem.
How will I know what problem I have and whether I have HIV or not? And how will I get information about whether I have any fatal disease.
Please tell me when and how to do HIV test.
Report of hiv and vdrl attached
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