Aa
very worried about my health
so I met a girl back in august and we had sexual intercourse and i wore a condom and everything was fine, then we had sex a second time and i wore a condom but I ejaculated in it then I took it off to go again and had sex raw. A few weeks later i started getting a burning sensation when i urinated so i went to the doctor and sure enough i had chlamydia, and i kno if yo have another std it raises ur chances of having HIV, now the past week and a half or so i've been getting these strange headaches that make feel very light headed and they come also a few days in row i would wake up from sleeping and have a stuffy nose, headache, and muscle pain, as well as having a slight fever,but these symptoms would vanish gradually throughout the day and then return in the morning for about 3 days straight. As of right now i still get headaches and occaisional fever, i plan on getting tested monday but i am very worried that i am doomed to have HIV, someone please help!
well that could be but i always say 1 in 1000 because there could be blood thats unknown to that person from rough sex or whatever
Hey its actually 1 in 2000 for female to male and 1 in 1000 for male to female .
i said i met a girl BACK in august she is actually white, thanks tho i appreciate it
you said a black girl thats what i was refering to
yes im sure
yes its different not sure on the statistics
yes im sure
yes its different not sure on the statistics
what do u mean by color, i didnt say anything about any color and are u sure its 1 in 1000 for female to male? and is it different for male to female?
what do u mean by color, i didnt say anything about any color and are u sure its 1 in 1000 for female to male? and is it different for male to female?
that being said your okay being that a one time exposure carries 1 in 1000 of female to male transmission get tested ignore all symptoms until then
by the waycolor dosent matter when it comes to hiv
3 months is conclusive post exposure
and also color dosent matter when it comes to any std or hiv
by the waycolor dosent matter when it comes to hiv
3 months is conclusive post exposure
and also color dosent matter when it comes to any std or hiv
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