Jan 11th I received a blow job.  The girl was originally from India. I had multiple hiv tests.  I have been tested week 6 to week 13.  All negative.  

Question 5 had a typo.  Here is the corrected question:

Welcome back to the Forum.  Thanks for your questions.  The encounter you describe was a no risk event for STIs including HIV.  Even with a sore in your mouth. in the unlikely event that your partner had HIV, the presence of a sore would not put you at risk.  You have tested far more than is needed and any tests taken more than 6 weeks after your encounter are conclusive, proving that you did not acquire HIV.  In response to your specific questions:---

Dr. I did not have a sore in my mouth.  I am not sure what you meant.  Please advise.  I received oral from a female.  I am male.  

I apologize. I got confused in my response. That said, there is absolutely no risk for HIV of any sort from receiving oral sex, even in the unlikely circumstance that your partner HIV. EWH.---

Lastly I wanted to mention I was diagnosed with hpv many years ago.  If that matters. 

7.  Lastly when is hiv 2 ruled out, is it testing at 6, 8 or 12 weeks  following risk?

The last thing I thought I would mention was the reason  I had so many tests was because I had minor symptoms, so I wanted to rule out Ars.  I had diarrhea , a chest rash  and a woke up sweaty.  That’s why I tested so much.  

These are repetitive, anxiety (and/or guilt)-driven questions which have been answered in this thread as well as before.  The answers are NOT going to change.  You should have moved on long ago.  Your inability to do so suggests that you do not need additional science based replies but counseling on how to address your unfounded anxiety.  I suspect your anxiety is effecting other aspects of your life.  Brief, mostly repeat replies below:---