have a protected sex with sex worker last month and from next days I have the burning sensation in my penis .In GUM clinic I have been tested initially for NSU and find some white cell by swab test . I have taken Doxycycline 7 days course . After Seven days course every thing is normal for me and all the result including STD taken before taking medicine found negative . After 20 days again I have the same sympton of buning sensation , etching at penis tip and new development has come up since last four days

Sever Muscular ache pain in back and left leg when it started I could feel . My left hand have feeling of some sensation and when I lift something I feel discomforts and presently right hand body is better than left .

Sore at my toungue , lips , Diaheria and red spots on body and face , Headache , . I am forced to belive that They are HIV sympton .


I am afraid very much now as I have protected vaginal sex with she was on top of me at later stage of my dumbness . Further She has kissed my nipple and I have also sucked her boobs and nipple . And She has used some silikan spary over her boobs as they were very tight .

I am confused How I infected with condom may be vaginal sex with her on top is very risky and if sucking her breast can transfer body fluid .

I have every reason to belive that She was positive .

Help me to guide now :

Dipressed and want to kill me

i hope this will make you feel better,using protection during sex will protect you from hiv,but not other std's. you can still get them. you cannot diagnose hiv by symptoms,only testing can tell you for sure.a test at 3 months is considered conclusive and any earlier tests are a very good indicator of what the results at 3 months will be.so it sounds like the odds are in your favor.
my guess is your ok and your symptoms are from something else,don't not chase them and associate them with hiv its a waste of time.
good luck

i hope this will make you feel better,using protection during sex will protect you from hiv,but not other std's. you can still get them. you cannot diagnose hiv by symptoms,only testing can tell you for sure.a test at 3 months is considered conclusive and any earlier tests are a very good indicator of what the results at 3 months will be.so it sounds like the odds are in your favor.
my guess is your ok and your symptoms are from something else,don't not chase them and associate them with hiv its a waste of time.
good luck
Thanks mate for your quick and positive reply . Can you please also confirm that if Virus can be spread though sucking the nipple or boobs of an infected lady when she has used the sprayed over her boobs . if body fluid can come to your mouth in this process . As I have sucked her nipple and boobs and she has kissed once my nipples .
The reason I am telling , I am sure she was HIV positive .

Hi there,

Cases of HIV being transmitted through breast milk alone are extremely rare. There are a few documented cases of mothers who have been HIV positive passing on the virus to their children. Again I must stress this is the exception rather than the rule.

Please goggle Cases of HIV transmission through breast milk (sorry apparently we are not allowed to link to external sites).

I cannot find any cases of HIV being transmitted from one adult to another this way and as such it is classed as very low risk. Of course the risk is there but so is being struck by lightening.

As been pointed out to you already but it is worth repeating, please stop self examining yourself. Signs and symptoms are never a reliable indicator of your HIV status. The runs, colds, spots, aches and pains are normal everyday occurrences that happen all the time, to people. But when you are stressed out, worried and looking for these signs they will become big issues. If any single person was to look at themselves right now, they would find symptoms of HIV; this is because all the signs of HIV are normal everyday occurrences.

So please take it from me, irrespective of what you may feel are signs and symptoms, the only way to be absolutely certain is to have a blood test. In the UK the benchmark is set at 3 months.

Please take heart, from what you say ,it is extremely unlikely you have been infected with HIV, even in the lady in question was HIV positive, but again it is worth stressing, if you are concerned, do not delay, do not put it off, go for a blood test and set your mind at rest.

Take Care Kevin