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January 2013 I performed an oral sex to a CSW that last about 3-5 mins (vagina licking), after that we had penatrative sex (vagina) I used condom, I'm drunk by that time that's why I did that :( and I don't know if I have cold sores also. 2 days after the exposure I felt something that hurts in the middle leftside of my toungue, my question is what are the chances that I'm hiv infected? Btw I didn't experience other ARS symptoms.
After 6 months June 14, 2013 CBC through annual company check up all are normal and lymphocytes is 26% which is normal also.
June 28, 2014 I met a girl in a party that has an unknown HIV status I had a penetrative sex (vagina) I used condom, I kissed her and suck her nipples also I fingered her vagina that last 10-15mins, what are the chances of being HIV infected, 1 and 1/2 weeks after the exposure I'm experiencing rash, a rash that has no color and so itchy and painful when i touch and the rash associated with something like water inside i think (blister), 1 on chest and 1 on both legs. After 2-5 weeks the rash healed and turns to a black scars, and then September 2013 i travelled again to another cold place I experienced again rash associated with something like water inside i think (blister) and it's painful again when i touch, I can't remember the exact dates, I'm experiencing another rash that based on my research it was hives, the rash starts at small (sometimes red) then slowly growing bigger like a map, until now I'm experiencing slight rash sometimes no rash but itchy, sometimes it turns to hives.
Oct 2013 I had another CBC personal medical check up all are normal and lymphocytes is 29% which is normal also.
My Question is: I am HIV infected? I didn't experience any other symptoms though I always experience rashes/hives/itchy skin daily until now.
Another is my lymphocytes from 26% to 29% is it okay to fluctuate in 3-4 months?
Thanks!
Arby
After 6 months June 14, 2013 CBC through annual company check up all are normal and lymphocytes is 26% which is normal also.
June 28, 2014 I met a girl in a party that has an unknown HIV status I had a penetrative sex (vagina) I used condom, I kissed her and suck her nipples also I fingered her vagina that last 10-15mins, what are the chances of being HIV infected, 1 and 1/2 weeks after the exposure I'm experiencing rash, a rash that has no color and so itchy and painful when i touch and the rash associated with something like water inside i think (blister), 1 on chest and 1 on both legs. After 2-5 weeks the rash healed and turns to a black scars, and then September 2013 i travelled again to another cold place I experienced again rash associated with something like water inside i think (blister) and it's painful again when i touch, I can't remember the exact dates, I'm experiencing another rash that based on my research it was hives, the rash starts at small (sometimes red) then slowly growing bigger like a map, until now I'm experiencing slight rash sometimes no rash but itchy, sometimes it turns to hives.
Oct 2013 I had another CBC personal medical check up all are normal and lymphocytes is 29% which is normal also.
My Question is: I am HIV infected? I didn't experience any other symptoms though I always experience rashes/hives/itchy skin daily until now.
Another is my lymphocytes from 26% to 29% is it okay to fluctuate in 3-4 months?
Thanks!
Arby
Thanks Hangon51 now i will contact my dermatologist about my itchy skin. thanks again!
From what I am reading all your penetrative vaginal exposures were condom protected and so there was no risk
The oral parts can be ignored as they pose no risk of infection.
The oral parts can be ignored as they pose no risk of infection.
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