Is Flu And Abdominal Pain Sign Of HIV After Unprotected Sex?
Hi, this saturday night i had a one night stand with this girl, i did use a condom however i remember at one point that it came of after realizing this i puled out and did not ejaculate in to her however i was unprotected for a short while. Since then i have started to feel really ill like the flu. Yesterday (monday) i was not to bad just felt under the weather, however today i have had a really bad headache and some pain in my testicles. After doing some research on the internet i came across many different articles how this is the effect of HIV but i also read this only starts to happen after 3 months or so. So am i just over exaggerating and making my self even more ill or can the signs of HIV start immediately. I am a 19 year old male who is straight however i do not no much information about the girl she was a friend of a friend and she seemed fine. ow and also i have started getting some pains in my upper abdominals but it feels more like my stomach than my abs. Please could you help me i am really scared
These are symptoms of anxiety.Breakage of condom amounts to unprotected sex, so you will need to undergo tests for HIV and other STDs as per the protocol. Consult your physician
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Is Flu And Abdominal Pain Sign Of HIV After Unprotected Sex?
These are symptoms of anxiety.Breakage of condom amounts to unprotected sex, so you will need to undergo tests for HIV and other STDs as per the protocol. Consult your physician