On the last question i didnt say that the las time we ve done unprotected was the 25 of January and i get covid on the 20 of february, it dissapeared the 24 of the same month, the problem comes that i got a really bad flue (fever, skin rash...) the day 27-28 of february (33 34 days post the unprotected intercouse) in between the intercouse she gave me oral and nothing more. The second thing i want to clarify is that we have done it like 6 times and only the first one was protected (if it wasnt clear, now i know for certain that she has done this before). Now i am having really bad GI (4 days evolution)(no apetite and little fever, weight loss)problems at 4 months post this and im concerned if this is the onset of aids. The chelitis dissapeared but the white transparent membrane (inside my mouth) gets worse on the mornings (i see it worsen when im dehydrated) It doesnt hurt and i can quit it with my fingers.

My questions:

1. The time suggest ARS(the bad flue on 27 28 of february)? I read somewhere that it takes 2-6 weeks to appear, but on other sites it says 2-4 weeks.

2.My actual symptoms might be due to HIV or to AIDS? I read a lot on internet that not everyone is assymptomatic until AIDS.

3. My clarifications about my ex partner (1.5 month only realtion) makes it different in the risk assestment?

Again sorry for my english, i know that probably you will say that i must test but in the meantime i really need to know this questions.

Thanks a lot. Sorry again doctors.

Enough time has passed since your last exposure for a conclusive test result. As for your current symptoms, they started too late to be caused by ARS, which does not cause GI problems as the main symptoms. And it's too early for overt AIDS. To your specific questions:

Get tested for HIV. I will have no more comments or advice until and unless you report the results of an HIV test. You have one more follow-up comment on this thread, and we will not answer another thread from you on this topic. So get tested and report the result. 

Perhaps it will also help you to know that in the nearly 20 years of this and our previous forum, with thousands of questions from people worried about an exposure that might have resulted in HIV, none has yet reported that they tested positive. You will not be the first, especially in such a low risk situations and with the wrong symptoms.

ONLY an HIV result, please; otherwise this thread is closed.

Thanks a lot for ecerything doctor. Muchisimas gracias de verdad, no sabe como le agradezco todas las respuestas. Thank you for cheer me up to test. I hope you have a beautiful summer time!!!!!!!

Best wishes and stay safe.