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Hi, I have had a risky sexual exposure with a sex worker. After one month I started showing hiv related symptoms. Its been 5 months since the exposure and all my reports have been negative. I’ve taken 4th gen CMIA combo test, Western Blot, HIV RNA PCR test. But still I’m havning symptoms after 5 months. Random body aches, rashes and upset stomach. Can it be something hiv causing this or something else?
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It is not due to hiv.
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Though the chances of attaining pregnancy as per what u have wrote is very less
But don't forget , precum also have sperms, whereas it also depends on the day of your menstrual cycle . And as I can understand , you guys don't want to take chance , so it's better to consult and take correct action rather then regretting later . Don't worry ,u will be helped .consult me.
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There are other possibilities also if HIV test negative
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It is due to other health problems. Consult a general physician.
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