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Symptoms of seroconversion
Can rash only appear after 2 days exposure a symptom of seroconversion? Some of the bumps are small while some are big, in the first week it itches. After applying cream it does not itch. Because I popped the bumps and it left scars. Now is 80th day. Hydrocortisone cream can control it. On the 4th week a mouth ulcer comes out and last for 3 days. 8th week, one mouth ulcer again but clear up within 2 or 3 days. 1 mouth ulcer again today. Mild sneezing now. Could these be symptoms? The rashes only appear on my shoulders and left upper back only. No other places.
Does this due to anxiety? Because on the second week I have minor sweat but the weather is pretty hot.
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It could be due to the heat, or it could be due to anxiety. I can't diagnose what is causing your symptoms - I can only tell you they have nothing to do with HIV.
Do you have any reported cases that someone seroconvert after 80 days?
Hi - it appears you did not absorb the answer given to you, stating that you did not have a risk for HIV. Since you did not have a risk for HIV, it is not possible for you to seroconvert - not after 80 days, or ever.
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No, HIV symptoms cannot appear 2 days after any event. Also, if a person has symptoms, they do not come and go, and they do not come one at a time - they would come all at once.
Anyway, I see your previous question was never answered. The good news is that you had ZERO risk for HIV, so of course the symptoms aren't related to HIV. You had protected sex, and that is safe for HIV as long as the condom didn't rip wide open - and you said it did not.
Whatever is causing your symptoms has nothing to do with HIV.
Anyway, I see your previous question was never answered. The good news is that you had ZERO risk for HIV, so of course the symptoms aren't related to HIV. You had protected sex, and that is safe for HIV as long as the condom didn't rip wide open - and you said it did not.
Whatever is causing your symptoms has nothing to do with HIV.
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