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Hiv fear and test
Hi, I received oral from a random person in oct 18. I had a minor skin cut before that. Since the Act , I am afraid if I have got HIV. I took Elisa blood test after three weeks and it came negative. I took CMIA test after 6 months and it came negative as well. However I am still afraid as I have symptoms like white tounge and 2 kgs weight loss. I was totally depressed for all these 6 months , haven't taken food properly or slept well. Is this test conclusive ? Or should I take the test again? Plz help as I am so scared .
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There are remote chances of you having HIV as you have been tested negative after 6 months.
Don't worry about it and get psychological counselling.
Refrain from such unprotected acts in future.
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Keep yourself examined every 6 month . Weight loss could be due to tension. As you know your problem please consult a psychological consultation and also immunologist to suggest you test and precautions
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