HIV and AIDS Forum - Someone Please Tell Me....

One masseuse lasy did a blowjob...I was wearing a condom.. But after 1 1/2 months later...I feel unbearable body heat and headaches.. Also now I am having small white spots in my toungue.. I dont have any night sweats or diarrohea...I have some irritation in my throat but am not finding it difficult to swallow food..

Someone please tell me whether I have contracted hiv ...

Replies(3)

paulv

replied on February 14th, 2005

Experienced User

Low-risk

Are you certainyou didn't preform a more risky type of sex.
Maybe she bit you during sex.
Sound like you caught something, but I would suspect some other
std.
Get yourself tested for the more common social diseases.

sathishas

replied on February 14th, 2005

New User

Hi..

She didn't bite me...She just had oral sex...And that too within a minute..I asked her to leave me...But I did bite her nipples...

Please tell me....Whether I am infected or not...

sandyallen

replied on February 14th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

The only suggestion I have is to get checked out by your Dr., you will probably be better off knowing for sure!
Sincerely,
sandy

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