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am a male aged 30,i recently had sex with a female who is hiv+,it was protected but the penis flaccid and the condom only covered the shaft half way,she produced alot of fluids am sacred. in the second week i had high fever for 3 days, mouth sores and swollen lymph nodes also headache.in the third week i had rash which lasted for four days. my cbc showed lowered white blood cells and very low platelets. it is now 41 days and i did an antibody test at day 40 which come negative,can this give confidence if i have already showed the signs.
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i just took a 9 week antibody test which come out negative can this be all,pls just answer without use of you never had an exposure.
Had the condom broke you would have known,there is no doubt when this occurs & an HIV test at 40 days is around 99% reliable--stop worrying,you had no risk.
do you look at what someone writes or just the mention of the condom makes you say NO RISK,the condom sometimes fails and a person may not know,so can the results i have gotten give confindence.
Theoretically i had a low risk because of the condom but practically the condom could have leaked/broken without noticing(its a fact).my question was the test i did at day 40 which was negative can it give me any hope? loking at what have gone through not anxiety driven.
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