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Q: anxiety and hiv symptoms
asked by: j7235a on June 18th, 2008
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hi. i was out of town a month and a half ago and strayed from my relationship with my girlfriend when i went to a bar got drunk and ended up back at the hotel with an older woman, about 40, ten years older. we preformed oral sex on each other and that was it. after the oral sex she wanted to have sex, which i refused (no condom) and she was very mad. she turned her back on me and i went to the other bed and passed out. the next morning i woke up and she was gone. later that day when i was driving i started thinking about hiv and then about the possibility of her 'murdering me' by injecting me with infected blood. (i know how ridiculous that is, trust me) however i couldn't get this out of my head. after getting home after a week i started feeling different symptoms so i started researching hiv symptoms online, and some were the same. i really started to panic and i started getting constant headaches, dry mouth, severe nausia and a constant pain in the back of my neck and shoulders. the most help i've had is these forums on line. i've discovered that its mostly anxiety i'm feeling, with many of the same symptoms and that the injecting theory is just ridiculus! the problem is the symptoms have not gone away, even after i thought i'd convinced myself that nothings was wrong. i even tracked down the woman, who had told me where she was working, and she was very pleasent woman, very nice. even this has not helped me. is this guilt about my girlfriend (i've learned my lesson trust me) how can i make these symptoms go away? it seems like i can't get back to normal untill they do. is there anything i can do?
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Muthoni
replied on June 18th, 2008
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I don't think the woman injected you with anything. I recommend that you go to your doctor with a list of things you have mentioned here. You could be sick with somethings else beside HIV.

Calm yourself down. Whatever is is. Worrying is not going to make it better. Remember to breath.

My soul is glad to hear that you have learned your lesson. Until you find out what is going on, it would be healthy if you used condoms from now on.

Please get tested for Sexually transmitted diseases and wait another month and a half and get tested for HIV just to clear your mind. A test is the only way to know if you have HIV or not.

All the best to you. I did not vote.

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Muthoni (Mson)

Homerx, what do you think? Do you think he should tell his girl? Coz that is where most of the panic is coming from. He might spread the same thing he got to his girlfriend. Lord have mercy because the girl might get very mad and leave.
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replied on June 18th, 2008
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Not to be a judgmental person but when you tell some one you are not going to have sex with other people then you have to stick to your word..look what happens when you don't? Now you are in a panic and your poor girlfriend is in the dark. Not good. You have to be real to have a real relationship. I agree with Mson, get tested for everything and wait the right period that Mson stated and then get tested for HIV. Its a bit of a stretch...actually, its a HUGE stretch, to think she injected you with anything much less the AIDS virus...thats kind of out there and just goes to show you that cheating is a bad thing for everyone including your innocent girlfriend. I think you should tell her. It isnt fare to her if you dont. If she breaks up with you then you have learned a very hard lesson. If not then your a lucky man and hopefully wont do that again. Its only right to let your girlfriend know that she may also be at risk. Good Luck. I remember you from your other post about being injected...did you read my reply?
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