... You had ZERO risk for HIV. Your symptoms are most likely anxiety. Your symptoms being caused by HIV is not possible. ... (8 replies)
... This is what...the 3rd thread you have started?
How many times can you be told that protected sex is ZERO risk for HIV?
Thoughts on this? Get some counseling or help for anxiety. You do not have HIV, but you are a screaming case of OCD over a non issue. (1 replies)
... but many times at internet it is stated that it is a hiv risk but low..but dear apolo could u pls tell me have u ever encoutered any information regarding this .. ... (4 replies)
... but many times at internet it is stated that it is a hiv risk but low..but dear apolo could u pls tell me have u ever encoutered any information regarding this .. ... (4 replies)
... Oral sex is not a risk of HIV. As for you, well again I state 12 weeks is conclusive but when you test again it will be negative. We only go by the CDC guidelines as that requires a 12 week to for final confirmation, but your 10 week test is over 99% conclusive. (4 replies)
... My question this time is that i have an high risk hiv scare.vaginal sex. ... (4 replies)
... You cannot give her what you don't have, that's a simple fact hha. follicular tonsillitis is very common and is not related to you in any way or form, so you have nothing to worry about. (4 replies)
... Mickey in essence you will always have versions of peoples interpretation's of early testing depending on how cautious they are. 3 months is conclusive for HIV testing as per the cdc guidelines. ... (6 replies)
... well 3 months is conclusive with a HIV test. Unless your in a committed relationship and have both been tested than I would recommended using condoms. ... (1 replies)
... Hi, in 2009 I had my first time, but the thing was that it was without protection, less than a week a go I got tested for HIV (May 21st), good thing it came out NEGATIVE.
The thing is... right now I have another boyfriend, we've been together for nearly 6 months now. We had our first time on May 3rd (also without protection) Do I need to get tested again in around 3-6 months?... (1 replies)
... Pneumonia comes along in the very advanced stages of HIV, after it has greatly weakened an immune system.
You never had a risk from the protected sex. Actually the PEP if you took it was more of a danger to your health. PEP is not tic tacs, it is seriously powerful medicine that has very real side effects. (4 replies)
... you should have no HIV concerns. ... (4 replies)
... you are HIV negative. ... (1 replies)
... you should have no HIV concerns.. ... (1 replies)
... I've actually been trying to forget all I learned about HIV in micro so that I wouldn't get even more freaked out.. I am lucky that I am now on summer break and can worry about this without worrying about school. ... (1 replies)
... I went back to england at Christmas,and had 2 HIV tests done. One tridot,the other was a lab test. ... (1 replies)
... safe. The next morning I asked to test for HIV the lady as I didn't know her status. I tested myself and was negative. When I tested her she was positive. ... (4 replies)
... Someone please help I heard the reason for HIV test to take so long is because it's going through western blot please help (19 replies)
... They are normal and everyone has them. Oral sex is not a risk of HIV and that have been proved over 30 years in study with couples where one partner has HIV the other negative. In all studies their was not one case of transmission via oral sex. ... (8 replies)
... In addition to my last post, I did some research and those "bumps" behind my tongue may be Circumvallate papillae, I am not sure, however. They are dome shaped and are the same color as the tongue. They are just raised. Do they pose a risk? And what about that something-month old scar from a severe bite I inflicted myself? Please help. (8 replies)
