I had a high risk exposure back in December, unprotected sex with a high risk individual - he has had relations in the West of Africa and was also concerned about HIV infection.
I tested 4 months after the incidence. Negative results for Antibodies HIV1 and 2.
I am still experiencing symptoms of something until this very day, my dr has done other blood tests but nothing has been diagnosed.- Symptoms still remaining- Swallon Lymph nodes in left side of neck, groin(both sides), shoulder blade, and 2 small nodes under arms. I also have numbness in the left side of my face and fleeting pains.
My question is do some people never make antibodies to the virus? but still carry the virus antigen in their blood? Looking on the net everywhere seems to suggest lymph nodes swelling that continues and numbness is a common sign of hiv infection?
Please advise.