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Q: AIDS symptoms after unprotexted sex patchy tounge + sore throat

asked by: just asking on November 29th, 2007

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I am a 20 year old male that jus had a new boorn baby 100 % healthy and my girlfriend is healthy too(coming from the hospital). and i did have unprotected sex with some other girl but we didnt have sex because i went in and just came out and that was 5 months ago.

Can i be at risk when i have unprotected sex after that with my girl friend and we jus had a baby thats healthy and she is healthy. also instead of the losing weight symptom ive gained weight, and im peronoid because i have a patchy tounge but could it be because i have a sore throat right now thats my only symptom.

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MandMs

replied on December 4th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Do you take antibiotics for treating the sore throat?
White tongue can be a side effect of oral antibiotics.

Have you already tested yourself for HIV infection?
Are you planning to make testing?
Do you have skin rush?
Have you checked for swollen lymph nodes?

fletcher85

replied on July 21st, 2008

New User

Risky Unprotected Sex

It is risky to have unprotected sex with your girl friend. Though you gained weight, you have patchy tongue. There are chances for you to have delayed symptoms. I suggest you to perform a medical checkup, and follow doctors advice and remember, unprotected sex is risky always.

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Fletcher

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