One masseuse lady did a blow job for
me...But I had a condom....I did touch her
vaginal fluid.. After tht I took a
shower... But I had headaches and all
kind of symptoms...But no night sweats or
sore throats.. But I had heat pimples in
my hand.. I went to the doctor and she
told that I was depressed... Now the
problem is I am loosing weight.. I hve
gone down by 3 kilos.. My trousers have
becomevery loose. My face is becoming
lean.. 3 months has passes by after
this...
Will somebody let me know wat this is?
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Finess150
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
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Hiv Posted: 04-09-05 07:23am
The risk of being infected with hiv after
recieving oral sex with a condom on is
essentially non-existant. There have been
no reported cases of this happening.
Coming into contact with vaginal fluids
(i assume you mean on your skin?) is
harmless, unless the skin was broken. If
there was a fresh open cut or sore on the
skin, hiv can pass into it and into your
bloodstream. But again, that is an
extremely unlikely scenario and there have
been no reported cases of hiv transmission
that way.
Do not rely on symptoms to diagnose hiv.
If you're worried, get tested three months
after your last encounter.
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asudjbliss
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Dec 2004 Posts: 11 Location: Tempe, Arizona
No! No. And No. You Are Worrying About Nothing. Posted: 04-09-05 10:18am
I was involved in a similiar situation,
and it ruined my life! All I did was
worry and worry for months. I started
smoking,(i lost a ton of weight), my
grades dropped, ... The supression of my
immune system caused me to have a ton of
symptoms: geographic tongue, severe
heaedaches, wierd blotchy rashes,
tightening of throat, constant fatique,
severe nightsweats, and neorapathy
problems that included my vision and the
tingly sensation in the hands. Dude I
thought I had it, there was nothing anyone
could say that would convince me
otherwise.... All you need to do, is just
get tested, and its definitive at 3
months, but u should still get another
test at 6. - dont worry, be happy man ;)
trust me, you'll live a lot longer........
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Finess150
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
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Also... Posted: 04-09-05 14:17pm
Indeed. Symptoms are not a reliable way
of diagnosing hiv, not at all. And in
fact, when somebody worries about physical
symptoms, they begin to think intensely
about every litte thing which occurs on
their body. From a little pain in the
arm, to a sore throat, to an unusuaully
long fart, if someone is really worried,
they often attribute it to hiv.
Your risk was very low. If you are
worried, bite the bullet and get tested
after three months, and yes, at six as
well if you like. That's the only way to
know for sure.
