Good day doctor. I had an exposure which was protected anal which only lasted about one minute do to nerved. Prior there was a period of dry humping penis between ass cheecks. I was tested for chlymidia and gonarea at 7 days. And also had 8 HIV tests all negative the latter being a 4th gen at 22 weeks and home ORAquick at 24. Also had one syphilis test at 14 weeks that was negative. Are these tests enough and conclusive. Also is there any reason to test for STD after receiving handjob?

Welcome back to the forum. But I'm puzzled why you didn't ask about this exposure and testing in your other question yesterday. Alternatively, you could have asked this as a follow-up to that discussion with Dr. Hook, without paying an additional posting fee.---

Thank you doctor. Reason for two questions was I accidentally bought two. I didn't want to be to Long winded in the first question, and focused on my most recent encounter the handjob. Today I figured since I had already spent the extra 25 I would ask about the previous experience for piece of mind. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

OK, understood. FYI, ASHA is not supporting this forum for the money and honest mistakes happen. Since I have replied, it seems appropriate for the additional fee to stand. Butf for others who might see this and make similar errors, if you had used the contact link to contact the web administrator and explain, probably they would have credited the extra charge. But on behalf of ASHA, we thank you for your extra donation to the good work they do in sexual health promotion and STD prevention!---

Sorry to bother again. So today I noticed I have swollen lymph nodes, armpit, neck, collar bone, this is all confirmed with my GP. He has ordered variety of blood tests. HIV being one, which naturally has brought back all my fears. As I stated before. Other than exposure back in September which I tested out to 22 weeks with 4th generation all other exposures have been handjob. Should I still be concerned about HIV? 

For the reasons above, I remain confident HIV is not the cause of these problems, and probably no other STD either from that exposure. But to be safest, syphilis should be acmong the new blood tests.---

Doctor thank you for the answer today. I received the results of my HIV 1+2 AB/AG test back today which was very quick. That being said it was again negative. My doctor did not order a syphilis test but I will mention it to him. I also received my CBC test back and my doctor stated all blood counts were normal and within range (also very similar to my last physical). I noticed one exception, the EOS is at 8% which I guess is on the high side of normal, and the Absolute EOS CT was .42 which was labeled HIGH by the laboratory. Doctor did not mention it as a concern but I guess I will see how it all plays out. I totally understand this I the end of this thread and want to thank all Doctors here for the help!

Thanks for the follow-up. Glad to hear your repeat HIV test was negative, but of course not surprised. High eosinophil counts often go along with allergies or parastic infections -- but not with any STD, so I'm confident that's unrelated to the sexual exposure described.---