I continue to treat with my therapist on a weekly basis.  I also reread your reply saying I had no risk.  Finally I do take anxiety meds. 

1, 2. Yes you have ruled out both HIV1 and HIV2.

3,4,8. These questions are irrelevant. In your other thread, you asked "Does it sound like Ars (why or why not) and did my rapid test prove it’s not?" Dr. Hook replied "Tests [for HIV] are always positive in persons experiencing ARS.  If your symptoms were due to HIV, your tests would have been positive." That reply answers these questions. And ARS doesn't cause arm pain anyway.

Thank you for your response.  I am putting in the work with my therapist.    

As a reminder my risk was kissing a girl with a sore in my mouth that I picked at and fingering the same girl with potential cuticle nicks and also I let my dog nibble on my fingers when playing. 

As I mention my right forearm muscle still hurts.  The left arm barely hurts.  I also may have had one potentially swollen neck gland on the right side. (Not really sure about the gland)

This past Friday I tested negative for HCV.  This was 54 days post risk.

Today I tested negative for hiv 1/2 using rapid Alere 4th gen test.  It was 58 days post risk.  I did this to rule out hiv 2.

Questions:

1.  Did I have a risk for hepatitis c?

2. Did I need testing for hepatitis c?

3. Did I rule out hepatitis c infection with a 54 day negative test?

4.  Does coinfection of hcv and hiv affect hiv test results (for either hiv 1 or hiv 2) or is that a myth ?  

5.  My arm muscles have been hurting for over a month.  Is this to long for ARS?

6.  My tests ruled out ARS correct?

7. Did I rule out hiv 2 with today’s negative 58 day hiv test?

8.   I have date night with my wife tonight can I sleep with her unprotected?

Thanks for your time.

4. Irrelevant since you do not have HCV. Such interference is real but exceedingly rare, and only in people who acquire both viruses at once.

5-8. All answered previously in your previous thread and this one. Re-read those replies.

9. Yes.

I had more tests:

Rapid duo at 68 days post risk (neg)

Rapid insti test today 72 days post risk (neg)

1. Can you advise why i didnt have a hcv risk?

2. My negative hcv test at 54 days ruled out hcv?

3. I have read where you and Dr. Hook said hcv interference with hiv tests is more of a myth.  Please comment?

4. Could mouth issues at 58 days be to late to be ARS?

5. Did i rule out ars by testing negative multiple days after the sores started?

6. What should I do about the mouth issues.  Please note i have had and been treated for thrush before.  Docs dont know why?  Thats why i test so much.

7. If my mouth issues end up being thrush should i still not worry about hiv?

8. Do I need to just move on and stop testing?

9. Can I sleep with my wife unprotected?

These questions mostly repeat previous ones, or the answers are obvious from the previous answers.

2. Yes.

3. HIV/HCV test interference is very rare -- and since you do not have HCV, obviously it could not have interfered with HIV testing.

4. There is no such thing as "late ARS", or ARS in presence of a negative HIV test.

5. Yes.

6,7. We only address issues related to STDs and HIV. Since you have neither, they cannot be the cause of your oral symptoms. Thrush is common in people without HIV and is not a reason for repeated HIV testing. And maybe you don't have thrush (i.e. oral yeast infection) anyway. Thrush is not the same as coated tongue, for example. I suggest seeing a doctor about your oral symptoms, whether thrush or something else. But you may not keep coming to this forum about it.

8. Yes.

9. What did you not understand about my comment above? "You should never have stopped sleeping with your wife. You can safely resume unprotected sex whenever you like."