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Does Bumps In Hand Fungal Infections In Mouth Suggest HIV?

Hi Doctor,,,,Pleaaaase tell me if really I am infected with HIV...
Actually, I did more than 20 Elisa blood test within 15 months after a protected sex with a women I don't know, but the ruselt all came negitive...BUT, I am feeling since that time about some dump hands and some fungles in my mouth + I hear some noises from my stomach ...So, could it these be symptoms of HIV?????
Pleaaaaase answer my question...
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
You had a protected sex. Then getting HIV is remote through this sexual activity. Repeated ELISA negative 12 weeks after the high risk activity ruled out both HIV 1&2 conclusively. subsequent tests done after 3 months were unnecessary. Nothing of your symptoms is specific for HIV. Fungus of oral cavity has to be confirmed by a physician and with investigations. You are free from HIV. Consult your physician for your present symptoms which are not related to HIV. Get well soon.
Dr.S.Murugan
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Does Bumps In Hand Fungal Infections In Mouth Suggest HIV?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. You had a protected sex. Then getting HIV is remote through this sexual activity. Repeated ELISA negative 12 weeks after the high risk activity ruled out both HIV 1&2 conclusively. subsequent tests done after 3 months were unnecessary. Nothing of your symptoms is specific for HIV. Fungus of oral cavity has to be confirmed by a physician and with investigations. You are free from HIV. Consult your physician for your present symptoms which are not related to HIV. Get well soon. Dr.S.Murugan