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tongue concern unprotected intercourse
hi to all and thankyou for taking the time to hrlp one seriously stressed individual here!! i had unprotected sex 5 mins coming up for 4 weeks ago with female . my concern is i have got bit of a white tongue allover, wouldnt say its very white just slightly discoloured all over. Is this sign of hiv?? ive had no other symptoms atall, just this?? and would it come on so soon if so?? im very anxious and just want someone to answer me helpfully. I did have a bit of an itch 2 daus after sex but tgat has all stopped now (body itch). i dont have thick white tongue etc like when i look at photos online, but to me its noticable. please help. thankyou all
would thrush present itself only few weeks after infection? i read on net thrush is sign of developed hiv/aids, is this true?
right ok, sex was with married woman with 3 children and partner of 20 years. I have no symptoms atall bar this and feel generally extremely well. My tongue possibly has always been this way, its just ive never really lookd as closely as i am now. would hiv show after 3.5 weeks this way?? ive just taken pic of tongue and looking at it, it looks fairly normal, but will try posting it later. I have no bad breath, no scraping possible as its that thin, its not geographical ie looking like patches etc and is only on the top of tongue. hoping its just me and my paranoia as my itching instantly stopped after talking to dr and him reassuring me it was nothing, it literally stopped straight away!! im very anxious!! thanks
sorry, it was unprotected intercourse.any unprotected penetrative sex is a risk.you need to get tested.at 3months you will receive a definative result.please disregard my first question.thankyou
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