I'm 38 Yr old Male and I would like to request "Right" answer as oppose to "feel good" answer. 

Last Exposure : ~April 28, 2016. Receptive unprotected anal sex while I had hemorrhoid.

One week later almost all ARS symptoms. 

Following symptoms came in between 2-4 week and gone:

Cold sore, Fever, Night sweats, Peripheral Neuropathy, dry mouth, dehydration, red rash on face, diarrhea, hemorrhoid

Following symptoms came in AND stayed

Mucous cyst, tiny red dots on upper chest(~6), RA type bumps on my arm joints, sevear tinnitus,loose stool, weight/muscle loss of 10%

Following symptoms are coming on/off till now

tinnitus with few seconds of pressure on both ears.

episodes of intense pain on neck  and behind/below the ear glands.

episodes of intense pain on Leg Muscle pain

pain in lower back

heavy rumbling sound in my stomach

Following tests were negative on these days

40 day - 4th gen Ab/Ag -ve, RNA TMA method, 10 STD Panel, -ve 

57 day - (Out of country) HIV 1/2 AB only,PCR RNA qual & quan(detectes<47), western Blot, Hep A/B/C , all -ve

70 day - 4th gen Ab/Ag  -ve

77 day - HIV-1 Home access - ve

Do I have HIV or HEP A/B/C based on above symptoms/test if I didn't (from my last exposure) and will not (going forward) get in to any sexual/skin-skin type activities ? Do I need more test or above test is conclusive ?

A few facts first.  You do not indicate whether your partner had HIV or not which suggests that you do not know.  Statistically, unless you left something out, odds are that he did not have HIV.  Even if he did however, multiple studies indicate that your risk of infection would be about 1 in 100 (1%).  Finally when symptoms and test results disagree, the tests virtually always are correct,

The flu-like symptoms that you described are nonspecific and could be caused by any number of non-each of the processes.  Your subsequent back muscle and stomach pain is not suggestive of HIV.  In contrast you have multiple HIV tests using different test methods, all at times when results would be conclusive which show that you were not infected with HIV. You should believe these results.  Further testing in relationship to the encounter you describe is a waste of time. You were not infected with HIV from that encounter.

Your last test for Hepatitis was about two months after the encounter. While these results make infection unlikely, they are a bit too early to be definitive.  If you wish to be completely confident you did not acquire hepatitis, I would suggest you re-test at 3 months,

I hope this information is helpful to you.  EWH

 

I heave read your/HHH replies and i wanted to get reputed Drs. Opinion.

I'm still worried with my situation as its not getting better. I provided last exposure info but now realizing that i should have provided more info. 1) prior to my last exposure i have had 2 similar exposure about in between january and april.

God Bless you Dr. for your assurance. Just one thought based on the data and symptoms that I'm still having.

When I describe tinnitus, it's not for a few seconds. It has been going on about 4 weeks after my infection and it is constant and sometimes I feel like I'm just going to get headaches/vertigo because of this....

My nutritions has been doubled from last 2 1/2 monts and eating very healthy foods and still my stool is sticky, loose and fluffy. I never had this type of things from last 10-15 year...Also, I feel lethargic as soon as 1/2 day over

This tinnitus, loose stool and feeling lethargic/tired almost kills me....

Is it possible that from my prior experience I may have gotton Hep C and from my last exposure I might have got HIV ? The reason that I ask is in that case seroconversion would be delayed and if the window period for Hep C is 6 months then Hep antibodies may not have come up in any of my test that I've done. My last test other then the recent test was about 12 years ago.

Can let this go and live my normal sexual/marriage life even with my symptoms/history ? I can accept and can take it even if i get critical disease as long as it's not STD related due to stigma.....

I urge you to stop worrying and move forward without concern.  Nothing you have indicated suggests that there is any reason to worry.  You can move forward with your marriage and your normal sex life without further concern about the events you have described.

This is my third reply to your questions. As per Forum guidelines this will complete this thread and it will be closed later this evening. Good luck and take care.  EWH