Do i have a chance of HIV or not.?

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A single act of unprotected intercourse with a HIV positive person, has a HIV risk of 0.04% per act. Hence multiple ‎sex encounters are very important to ensure that HIV infection is acquired. ‎

The symptoms mentioned by you, appear to be due to streptococcal pharyngitis, which is common, and is a benign ‎‎infection, that resolves soon in most individuals. ‎

In case, your partner, has a confirmed HIV negative status, then there is no chances of HIV transmission.

For people who think they may have been exposed to HIV, having a test and receiving a negative result (which ‎‎‎means they are not infected with HIV), can put their mind at rest. ‎

To relieve your anxiety and for a definitive ‎diagnosis, you might consider getting screened with ‎HIV test. This will ‎help you get over the past exposure and move ‎on ahead in your life. ‎

HIV is diagnosed based on the serological detection in the blood samples, and not from the symptoms that you ‎might ‎be having. A person after exposure to HIV can get ‎tested as early as 4 weeks to 12 weeks with the ELISA for ‎HIV ‎antibody test. 90% of normal individuals who have HIV ‎exposure, will seroconvert within 4-6 weeks. The ‎sensitivity ‎of the ELISA test is 99.9%. ‎