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Unprotected Sex. Had Swollen Lymph Node, Fever, Diarrhea. Suggest?
i had an unprotected encounter with a unmarried girl 2 days ago, she is masseuer in a female to male spa, i licked her vagina for 1 mnt and pushed in her for almost 30 sec and discharged outside, she has confessed that she had unprotected sex earlier 7-8 months ago only once before me (that guy also discharged outside her pussy). but during my encounter she had a swollen lymph in her upper back which was covered and almost cured and she also does nt faced any 1/2 week long fever or diarrhea in last 2 yrs, she is confident that she is nt infected but never had a test. can i get infected? i am really getting crazy.plz help. if i am infected then my wife will be infected and my baby (7mnths) is used to drink breastmilk . will my baby also be infected..plz help, i am getting just mad
Sun, 31 Mar 2013
Hi
Unprotected sex can lead to any Sexually transmitted disease.Manifestation of the symptoms depends upon the incubation period of the organism.
As per your query,it is evident that you are thinking of HIV.
If you are very much doubtful,get a blood test.Prolonged fever and/or diarrhoea are not specific for HIV.In some,they may be present and in some they are absent.
Hope the test will come negative.
Wish you good health
Regards
Unprotected sex can lead to any Sexually transmitted disease.Manifestation of the symptoms depends upon the incubation period of the organism.
As per your query,it is evident that you are thinking of HIV.
If you are very much doubtful,get a blood test.Prolonged fever and/or diarrhoea are not specific for HIV.In some,they may be present and in some they are absent.
Hope the test will come negative.
Wish you good health
Regards
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