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Tested duo at 7 week. Hit Symptoms again at 11 week

Had all ars symptoms after 3 days of protected sex with csw. Thereafter tested duo at 3rd, 7th for hiv and it came back negative. And now it's 12th week from the incident and I had swollen node at neck side. Also I am having white tongue from 3 month. Yesterday I just found out a painless sore in mouth after googling it I am really frightened. Please help me. if I got any sexual infection, will that leads to cancer. As of now I am not on any medication other than just multivitamins.
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My blood vessels was swollen so doc told me to test for hepatitis. Will get report tomorrow. Does the coinfection with hepatitis affect cmia testing period?
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Reread the word "can't" so you have a clear idea of the advice, instead of asking never ending irrelevant questions. Also "don't".
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Having lumps on both side just above waist. As I am checking it regularly I feel it's not constant in size.
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You can't get hiv when you used a condom, so of course your tests are negative. You don't have any medical training so it is doubtful that those symptoms you describe actually exist but if doc looks he can verify what they are instead of you just picking one disease, HIV that you can't even have, and claiming that is what they are from.
I have not tested for other STI/STD. I am not worrying about hiv as of because got to know mono also has same set of symptoms. Also can leads to serious complications.
I don't know what you tried to say in that last post because it is not a sentence. This is an hiv prevention forum so if you have  concerns about std or mono you can check out those forums.
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