So worried and scared

[Bombombom]

Please help. I had a fling around 5 months ago with a friend from work,
We never went the whole way (withdrawal method)
I went to the doctors about three months ago about slightly off coloured vaginal discharge
( which wasn't an every day occurrence, had no foul odour etc just a but of a pain) the doctor told
Me to go to a sexual health clinic, so i went, they took swabs and blood test,
About 4 days later results came back fine. They said to go back in three months which will be the end of this
Month.
I now have a rash across my neck which could possibly be from a cat allergy. The last time i saw this cat i woke up
With a puffy eye! I think all the worrying is starting to make me go mad!
Does anyone know what generation of testing UK GUM clinics use? And what are the window periods?
I was thinking of going to get a rapid test done.
Im so scared. Please help. If a doctor is online i would
Greatly appreciate your input.
Thanks!
Ps. I am taking benadryl for the rash which stops it itching
And also the doc gave me cream.

[Bombombom]

Thank you. Its crazy what your mind does to you. Ive been worrying so much i am being jolted awake at night, apparently thats anxiety.
I just didnt want to be one of the people who get the symptoms really late. The sexual health clinic said i was low risk and even just by looking at/up me said there was no sign of any std.  This experience has scared the life out of me! All the window periods on different websites state different times, i suppose looking at them all does not help in the first place!

[Teak]

As Lizzie advised 3 months is conclusive and you do not need further testing.

http://www.cdc.gov/globalaids/Resources/pmtct-care/docs/TM/Module_6TM.pdf
Page 11
#4
  In an adult, a positive HIV antibody test result means that the person is infected, a person with a negative or inconclusive result may be in the “window for 4 to 6 weeks but occasionally up to 3 months after HIV exposure. Persons at high risk who initially test negative should be retested 3 months after exposure to confirm results

[RainLover71]

Then you have a conclusive result and you don't have HIV.

[Bombombom]

Thank you, i went to the sexual health clinic about three months after, thats when i got the negative result, do i need to go back at all? The rash i had is now fading, i do think it was a cat allergy. Just worrying about it i think is making me worse. Can i go to a sexual health clinic and just ask for a hiv test?
Thanks for your help

[LIZZIE LOU]

pretty sure they use 4th generation tests.

a conclusive result is obtained at 3 months post exposure, so you can test now and be done with it.