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Q: stomach pains and dizziness with negative AIDS test

asked by: Kerensa on January 30th, 2008

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Hy everyone...
Almost 2 years ago i had unprotected sex and after that same day i got diarrhea than weird rashes all over my body. Went to doctor and all the blood test turned out to be fine. They said was because of too much stress( that might be true because that unprotected sex was not something i wanted, i got raped)...3 months after that event i got a hiv test one of the fast ones...and the lady there said i am negative.
Is possible that a test wont show the true result after you developed some symptoms like that rash.???
Right now my health seems okay...i only have stomach pains that move from right side to left side and sometimes i get dizzy and my lips dry very fast...plus some joint pains...

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MandMs

replied on February 15th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Have you been tested for second time, 6 months after the unprotected sex?

Fever, fatigue, rash, headache, swollen lymph nodes, and sore throat are common symptoms that can be experienced by some within days or weeks of the initial exposure to the virus.
Stress and anxiety can also produce symptoms in some people, even though they do not have HIV. The body and the mind react to any stress factor and a large number of physical changes take place when a person is under stress.
Hives and diarrhea can be due to anxiety and stress.

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