Hiv and oral sex

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Hiv and oral sex

Asked for Male, 28 Years

I received oral sex. Out of fear , took elisa test after 5 weeks, 5 months and 24 weeks. Should I respect the test again to confirm my result? I show some symptoms like joint pain and white tongue. I was completely depressed for all these months. Plz help if the test result is conclusive.

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Dr. Rajesh Tewari

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No need of confirmation as initial tests are negative

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Dr. Anand P R

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It's negative

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Dr. Arjit Gaurav

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oral is having very very less chances. no need

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