I totally relate to everyone on here. 2 months ago I had unprotected sex with a guy I have known for 10 years. (I am a female) It was an accident and the moment it happened (no protection) i almost wanted to stop, but i didnt. Well, at the time I was suffering a mild sinus infection. 2 months down the road it has now turned into bronchitis. Ive had no fever or anything but i am freaking out!! 6 weeks after possible exposure, I went to the health dept to get tested. Negative. The lady told me I have to come back at the 3 month mark to be sure. This is nuts.. I cant believe I let the heat of the moment trick me in to being ok with no protection. My male friend used to always have cold sore outbreaks and I always wondered why. Dry cough too.. (freaking me out even more) why didnt I put 2 and 2 together?? Ugh, never again. I have to wait 30 more days to be sure. OMG I will not come near anyone with a ten foot pole unless they are tested and show me proof. I am so nervous guys. ALWAYS USE PROTECTION NO MATTER WHAT. The dam sexual episode wasnt even worth all this worry..ugh
even if all of you are HIV+ with the recent medical advances you can live forever if you start the correct treatment soon,
For those who suspect that they might be HIV+ just go have the test as soon as possible because if you start the treatment early your immune system will be fine, if you leave it untreated HIV will destroy your immune system and you will get into really serious health problems.
correction
when I say "for ever" I mean a normal life and HIV will not degrades your health
Everyone on this thread and to anyone out there who is always paranoid about HIV, you all need to calm the hell down. You and your paranoid delusions. You're probably reading this comment right now thinking to yourself, that you have HIV. Well you don't, no matter what your paranoid delusions tell you and if the by chance that you do have it, your life is not over. HIV is something you can live with. It's almost the same as diabetes. It sucks, it really sucks, but it's not an automatic death sentence like it was 30 years ago and while it's not the most fun existence, people are actually living happy and healthy long lives who are HIV positive.