i screwed up and need your technical
expertise. I am a 32 heterosexual male
with negative hiv and hcv status. I met a
woman and she gave me a hand job 28 dec
06. I do not know her status or even her
last name for that matter (stupid, stupid
stupid). The reason I am concernecd is
she spit on her hand several times to lube
it up--it was cold so my peeper was dry
and chaffed. Anyways, after a couple of
spitting episodes (maybe 4 minutes) which
didnt work so well so she put some lotion
on. Turned out the contained alcohol and
burned a bit. Later that day, the
chaffing was pretty bad--it was really
red. I am a bit concerned because she had
spit on her hand then rubbed me on my very
chaffed peeper (im a scrubs fan what can I
say). Also, I had masterbated myself
about 2 hours earlier--not sure if that
could contribute to more tears in the
skin. Well the next day I started having
"symptoms" to include fatigue, pain in the
back of my neck, trembling, tingling of my
feet and hands and diarrea. At 9 days, I
started "noticing" the area above my
liver--it doesnt hurt but I can just feel
it which I usually don't. Should I be
concerned for hiv, hcv, or any other
diseases? Normally before I engage in
sexual activity of any kind, I am in a
realationship and we get tested--but the
little head overcame the big head in this
case. I could really use your advise--the
anxiety is crippling me. Thanks.
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