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Am i at risk?
I had protected sex with a guy and learned recently that he could have had a std from someone possibly hiv.
He is half hispanic half white. I had sore throat and fever about 30 days after but got better in a couple of days. Is this ars symptom? Also had diarrhea for about a month due to what i thought was stress but could this have been related to my exposure? Im so worries that now i am thinking maybe he took the condom off without me knowing. I feel like im becoming irrational due to anxiety but is it possible he did that without me knowing? I also had some burning during intercourse after about ten days of this incident for a couple of weeks. Could I have gotten another std other than hiv? No rash but some joint pain that lingered and came on and off too.
He is half hispanic half white. I had sore throat and fever about 30 days after but got better in a couple of days. Is this ars symptom? Also had diarrhea for about a month due to what i thought was stress but could this have been related to my exposure? Im so worries that now i am thinking maybe he took the condom off without me knowing. I feel like im becoming irrational due to anxiety but is it possible he did that without me knowing? I also had some burning during intercourse after about ten days of this incident for a couple of weeks. Could I have gotten another std other than hiv? No rash but some joint pain that lingered and came on and off too.
You cant get HIV from protected sex but you can get a flu any time someone sneezes if you don't wash which is likely what you had.
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Check the std forum, because condom doesn't protect against that.
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