Welcome to our Forum.  Thanks for your questions.  I'll be glad to comment.  Receipt of oral sex (fellatio) is a no risk event in terms for HIV risk.  There has never been a case of HIV proven to have been acquired from receipt of oral sex.  Your test results prove this.  HIV cannot be transmitted to others by persons who have negative tests and when symptoms are due to HIV, tests are always positive.  Further, HIV PCR tests are conclusive when taken 11-12 days following an exposure.  Thus, from many lines of evidence, you can be confident that you were not infected by the exposure you describe.  I see no need for continuing concern and no need for further testing.---

Thank you for the response, Doctor. The test was for the girl and not for me, and I am waiting for the results of my test. Were the symptoms due to the regular flu, and do you advise me to have sex with my wife without protection?

Person with flu-like symptoms due to HIV always have positive tests.  When your test returns as negative, you can be 100% confident that you did not acquire HIV from the no risk exposure you described.  You can confidently resume unprotected sex with your wife.  EWH---

Sorry results of PCR tests are not considered conclusive until at least 11 days following an exposure.   Despite that however, as noted above, NO ONE has EVER acquired HIV from receipt of oral sex.  You are not going to be the first.  Please don't worry.  EWH---

Thank you doctor, I will continue my life and will not see the symptoms and will consider it a normal flu from traveling

Perfect.  I'll close the thread now.  I hope the information I have provided has been helpful.  EWH---