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seroconversion question
02/06/03 03:29 AM

I recently had an incident of deep kissing & receiving unprotected oral sex from a girl of unknown but questionable
status. After a week I felt lousy with a few symptoms but 7 weeks later on my mouth seems very dry & my spit hardly noticable. My question is this if God forbid I have contacted the HIV virus would'nt the seroconversion process subside after 2 to 3 weeks & I would go back to feeling normal or could symptoms persist from the moment of seroconversion?. Can anyone shed some light on this for me please.

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seroconversion question	Anonymous	02/06/03 03:29 AM
Re: seroconversion question	gregg629	02/06/03 09:10 AM
Re: seroconversion question	Anonymous	02/06/03 12:44 PM
Re: seroconversion question	gregg629	02/06/03 01:48 PM
Re: seroconversion question	Anonymous	02/06/03 03:52 PM

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