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Does this look like hiv
Does this look like HIV acute infection rash ? I don't know how these rashes started appearing after i had unprotected sexual intercourse with my boyfriend . 23 days after our intercourse my whole body started itching and then these rashes appeared on back and left breasts . After taking Cetirizine they went away in three days .I did not had any other symptom of HIV with these rashes . Now after almost 44 days these rashes came back on my arms both arms same spot and few on back and breasts .The rashes on breasts went away in 1 day ..Arms rashes went away in 4 days . what is this happening to me . i have not eaten since yesterday because of stress .Please help me
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Dr. Govind S Mittal
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14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Greetings!
Firstly - I understand that you are and educated and a well informed girl; Please understand that unprotected oral or vaginal intercourse has its risks of transmission of sexually transmitted diseases. Also there may be a risk of unwanted pregnancy. So please take adequate barrier precautions.
Secondly - the photos are not very clear, however,it is less likely to be like HIV acute rash! But it is highly advisable that you see a qualified dermatologist near you and frankly discuss your issues with him or her and also get screened for STDs. Hope this helps, Warm regards, Dr Govind Suresh Mittal, Bengaluru
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