“Am I at risk? ”
Weeks ago I had a sexual experience with a woman including a condom, dildo, and hands. Now after 6 days I have a sore throat then had an HIV test that came back negative. Am I at risk of HIV?
Male | 31 years old
Complaint duration: 18/07/1989
5 Answers
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So far I don't think so but you have to be careful.
It doesn’t sound like it, but I would need details of exactly what happened to help you more. In any case, it is really too early to know if the HIV test is really negative.
I hope the described sore throat has resolved with no lingering residual effect to your mental and physical health. If still any, review "What to do at sickness?" at https://www.foralm.com/post/www-foralm-com-what-should-you-do-when-you-feel-and-become-sick. Besides, inside www.forALM.com and www.formefirst.com, you can find many posts which can help all willing souls live along happy life. Best wish!
It can take a minimum of a couple weeks to a couple of months for an HIV test to actually turn positive. It’s unlikely that you would’ve become infected in one sexual escapade. You should consider contacting that sexual partner so you can see what their status is.
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