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james123007

July 18th, 2011

i hasd sex with a unknown girl.though i used condom my penis exposed to her sexfluid very little while removing condom(on 15 feb 2011). after a few weeks frequent rashes occuring on my body.the rashes stay for a hour on my body and goes away.this happening since 5 months (til today) after exposure.feeling head ache lightly frequnetly,body pains,bad fatigue.i tested for hiv after 3 & 4 months of exposure(on 18, 3rd month & on 15,4th month).result is negetive.but rashes occuring still now on my body parts.
is the test result wrong?
am i to test again?
please help me.i am confused & scared since 5 months.iam scared of my family.please.........

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Dr. Mitaly Pathak Agarwal

replied July 21st, 2011

Hello,

Welcome to ehealthforum

Rashes on the body can be due to various reasons as infection,allergy,STD etc.It was not a good idea to have intercourse with an unknown partner as there is a risk of transmission of various diseases.Since you have been tested for HIV so possibility of that is ruled out but various other sexually transmitted infections can be present.
Apply Calamine lotion on the rashes and consider visiting a dermatologist for evaluation.

Take Care!

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