1.  Correct.  You have proven that you did not acquire HIV from the exposure you described.  There is no reason for further testing.

2.  The exposure was very low risk for syphilis.  Overall syphilis is a relatively uncommon STI and most commercial sex workers to not have syphilis, nor do most single exposures (even unprotected exposures) result in infection.  Further, at this time, more than 60% of all syphilis is occurring among men who have sex with other men.  Finally, your use of a condom and the absence of any lesions which would have occurred by now if you had acquired syphilis provide assurance that you did not get syphilis.  I would not worry about syphilis further. 

3.  Your gonorrhea and chlamydial tests are absolutely conclusive,  The absence of lesions, your negative tests, and the low risk nature of the exposure make is most unlikely that you have acquired HSV and hepatitis is not really a concern.  I see no need for further testing, including testing for trichomoniasis.

I would not worry further and see no medical or scientific reason for additional testing.  Time for you to put any concerns you might have about the encounter you describe behind you.  EWH

1. Post all testing I have had continuous stomach growling/some muscle & joint weakness/tingles in my hands and feet. I know that some of these symptoms can be tied to STDs but it is most likely due to anxiety, stress, or another unrelated illness, is my assumption correct?

2. I wasn’t able to mention this in the original question but I believe I had HPV at some point and time. Would that increase the chances of me getting one of the STDs I listed in my original message and if that’s the case would you then consider to get tested further for anything else?

3. I did have sex with a woman during the time that I was testing for everything and my concern is that I gave this person something. They are experiencing fatigue, weakness, stiff neck (no fever/rashes). Should there be any concern that I have passed anything to her? Or are these symptoms related to something else as I tested negative. Just want to be certain.

Thank you again!

3.  Negative tests mean that you would not be infectious to others. The symptoms you describe are quite non-specific,  If these symptoms persist or worsen she should see her own health care provider for evaluation.

Hope this helps.  EWH

I will trust the results that I received from my tests and will not move forward with any more testing based on our conversation & the fact that my exposure was relatively low risk for all STDs.

Again, thank you for your service. The information you are making available to the general public is such a great resource and really helps with informing users of what they need to know about STDs. 

Appreciate all of your help again and hope you have a nice day.