Well chances are that it is not hiv because hiv has no known symptoms and you for sure would not be seeing the effects just days later. Chances are you are sick, or have an std; you should visit your doctor.

Do u no what std it could be cause I mean it was just this week would it show up that quick?

It sounds like your tonsils are infected. Is this the first time they swelled up on you? Go to the doctor and he will take a culture on it and let you know. I don't think its an std just bad timing, did you remember feeling ill somewhat before giving oral sex to your partner?

We'll I would go to the doctor, but I don't have insurance. And I don't think that I felt sick before it happened. Any home remedies that may help to get rid of it?

Go to the dr, some will allow you to make payments and there are also health centers around, early treatment is the best treatment. You might qualify for some assistance too.

No matter what, you need to see a doctor because infections on the tonsils don't go away on their own (if that is what it is) and since you don't know you need to find out, don't concern your self with home remedies you need to tell them to bill you. What is life without be sure about your health? Go to the doctors, maybe a private doctor would be cheaper I don't know but don't wait any longer. A good sign of infection is the smell of bad breath that associated with the bacteria forming puss on the tonsils.

I get infections on my tonsils all the time, and it's not fun or pretty. White dots could mean strep throat or an infection. I agree with the others - get thee to the dr!

Get yourself tested and that can relieve you. Testing does not demand the need for an insurance. Its not very expensive. Going without testing fearing for an insurance can make you all the more sick by means of stress and anxiety

^be sure that you do this confidentially though. Even if you are negative, if your insurance company finds out that there might be a reason for which you think you have hiv, they will most likely do what they can to drop your coverage.