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HIV fear and symptoms
Exposure date: oct 17, 2018. Received oral sex from a random person whose hiv status is unknown. During the act itself , I got scared of HIV and stopped.
Very next day I felt very tierd and that continued for few days, followed by sore throat.
HIV tests: 3rd gen Elisa test taken after 5 weeks, 5 months and 24 weeks. All came negative.
Symptoms I have now: white tongue and occasional joint pain.
Going through sever stress bcos of this fear.
Are these test conclusive? What are the chances of getting hiv through oral sex? Should I repeat the test?
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