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Oral sex (male to male)
I have done oral sex to a guy last tuesday (he actually didn't ejaculate in my mouth but some of the semen got into there, and I had the bad idea of brushinng my teeth in where I could see some blood coming out), next friday (the same week) I got severe synthoms of tonsillitis, fever, chills, no rash or diharrea, can those things be indicative of accute vih infection? or it is too early to judge?
But, you have to consider these elements - bleeding gums + semen + 3 day after stuff like fevers, chills, tonsillitis, that can freak you out...We are on winter here, kinda cold outside, that can be a factor of importance here too...
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