I am concerned about the bead like bump at the right side of your neck. You should have that checked and definitely get a HIV test three months from the point of infection. All the best with that.

I remember having hives all over my body in the early 90's. It could have been HIV or maybe not. There are no specific symptoms that occur when HIV happens. One may get a cold which is normal or one may develop a rash which is also normal. Very hard to say which is HIV related and which is not. The only way to know is to be courageous and take the test.

A doctor would know about the burning sensation on your feet. I have read though that burning feet may be caused mbae dampness and friction. It is important to wear shoes that allow evaporation. It is recommended to wear cotton socks. Also Athletes foot can cause burning. You might be allergic to certain kind of shoe or socks. Long term use of alcohol can affect the nervous activity of the feet. Diabetes can cause burning feet, smoking and gout. A trapped nerve can also lead to a hot burning sensation.

So the burning could be caused mbae many things. You need to get checked my dear.

About three months ago I was at a bar. Then out of no where a girl comes up to me and we started talking and drinking beers. Then we started to make out but no sex. The next day I felt sick to my stomch and about a few weeks later my feet began to burn. I started to get real scared because I never felt like this before. I got a HIV test and it came up negative so I don't know what's causing this but please help me out I feel scare.