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Rash & neck pain
Sir I have oral sex approximately 50 days ago,after one week i had rash on my body &
neck pain.I do hiv 1 & hiv 2 p24 combo test after 28 days negative then after 43 days hiv 1 & hiv2 p24 combo test negative.that can I do right now.
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Yes , reports are negative then no need to worry ...with oral sexcgances of hiv are very rare but chances of other stis are there so go for complete std profile, and if you still have anxiety regarding hiv then go for HIV 1 & 2 antibodies.
You can consult with Dr. Yuvraj Monga/Me in Dr. Monga Medi Clinic or consult me directly by taking a consultation on PRACTO share all details with me.
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Do not worry about HIV. You are free from this infection .
Just relax.
Thanks and regards
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Ur problem is not at all due to HIV but some other cause. Thinking of only HIV as a reason will surely cause depression though.
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