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Had Unprotected Sex, Fever And Red Bumps On Back And Neck Followed. Is It A Symptom Of HIV?

hi dr. i am xyz.. earlier 2 month ago i had a sex with my GF, but accidentlly i gone unprotected for 5 sec. i don't know her hiv status. but after thats i had normal fever after 20 days later and gone with in 1day. And now after 11 weeks there is red bumps on my back and near neck. i am little bit confuse is that symptom of hiv. kindly help me Sir.
Tue, 26 Nov 2013
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Hello,
Although unprotected sex is fraught with danger of acquiring a HIV infection but your symptoms are highly unspecific and do not suggest a HIV infection.
However for peace of mind,it is better to get HIV ELISA test done at the end of 90 days.A negative result would clear your confusion.
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Had Unprotected Sex, Fever And Red Bumps On Back And Neck Followed. Is It A Symptom Of HIV?

Hello, Although unprotected sex is fraught with danger of acquiring a HIV infection but your symptoms are highly unspecific and do not suggest a HIV infection. However for peace of mind,it is better to get HIV ELISA test done at the end of 90 days.A negative result would clear your confusion. Thanks