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What's this yellow in throat?
I have upload image please see Please see what yellow is this After exposure of 55th day it happen then I done salt water gargle it's clear in 1 day Then happend at 70th day also It's Hiv Symptom? Me also doing hexidine mouth wash also I done sex with a girl one time Till 15 min no condom break then it break for minutes Then immediately wear new condom She tested hiv rapid card 1 & 3 from arm blood taken at 54th day of sex It's negative It's Hiv Risk For me? Last 3 month back i sex with sex worker That time no condom break at all Please help me
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Tonsilar abscess it may be..antibiotics andhexidine wash.. ent consultation for repeated infection..swab test crp bld count cbc..tonsillectomy if needed..juz do veneral test and bld culture..elisa igg and igm..
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The white spots could be just mucous. If there is pain after contact with food, water, could be mild infection and inflammation. Share details,  then I can help you. Regarding Hiv, you are not much at risk, still to clear your doubt, get test done.
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Nothing. After three months u r have no major  complaints  so it seems you are safe
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Mister yiuve
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Need some more details kindly consult
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Based on the image, the yellowish area appears to be mucus / mild throat inflammation, not a typical HIV-related lesion. 👉 HIV does NOT present as isolated throat yellow patches. HIV symptoms usually include persistent fever, severe sore throat, body pain, rash, lymph node swelling, not symptoms that clear within 1 day with salt-water gargle. Regarding your exposure: Condom break for a few minutes carries very low risk, especially since you immediately changed the condom. The partner’s HIV rapid test at 54 days being negative is a very reassuring sign. About your symptoms: Recurrent throat irritation can occur due to: Acid reflux Post-nasal drip Mouth breathing Smoking / irritation Minor infection The fact that it clears quickly with salt-water gargle strongly suggests non-HIV cause. About HIV risk: Your current symptoms are NOT suggestive of HIV. For complete reassurance, an HIV 4th generation test after 6 weeks–3 months is recommended. Important reassurance: 📌 HIV cannot be diagnosed by throat appearance or images. 📌 Your present findings do not indicate HIV infection.
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Please continue good oral hygiene. If anxiety persists, do a confirmatory blood test for peace of mind. If you wish, you may consult for proper guidance and test planning.
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Don't worry, you are safe
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Infectious disease specialist
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Do consult to physician in person
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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I understand why you’re anxious — this does not look like an HIV symptom. From the photo and your history, it’s most likely throat irritation / mild infection or mucus plugs. HIV does NOT present like this. Since exposure was ~70 days ago, symptoms clearing with salt gargles also points away from HIV. Your risk from that brief condom break is low — and partner’s rapid test at day 54 being negative is reassuring.
Next Steps
• Get HIV 4th-gen test once at 6 weeks–3 months for closure • Continue salt gargles + Hexigel/Hexidine • Avoid smoking, alcohol, spicy food for few days • If throat pain/fever persists → ENT review
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Stress itself can worsen throat symptoms — try not to panic. If you want proper risk assessment + test timeline explained clearly, you can book a consult with me — happy to guide you step-by-step.
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Its normal..nothing to worry about... HIV risk through sexual activity is very less Still you worried about it...you can go for some tests If you still have any doubts.. Consult for better and further treatment
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