Non Risk Exposure Gave Me Symptoms After 10 Days?

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WorriedWell

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Non Risk Exposure Gave Me Symptoms After 10 Days?
08/18/04 09:09 PM

HI GUYS!!!
WORRIED AGAIN..IF SOME ONE CAN TELL ME .. WITH MY RISK EXPOSURE OF KISSING A FEMALE OF UNKNOWN STATUS and PUTTING A BADAID on an open wound of a female of unknown status.. IS RISKY????IF I had only couple of 1/2 inch cracks due to dryness and no noticable blood was there on my fingers even though i washed my hands immediately after that...
ALL OF YOU SAY MY RISK WAS NIL RISK..
THEN WHERE the hell these symptoms are coming from:
1) sore THROAT
2) BACK RASH
3) NAUSEA
4) SHORTNESS OF BREATH
5) WEAKNESS
I M SCARED!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!

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Non Risk Exposure Gave Me Symptoms After 10 Days?	WorriedWell	08/18/04 09:09 PM
Re: Non Risk Exposure Gave Me Symptoms After 10 Days?	makeke	11/03/10 03:24 AM
Re: Non Risk Exposure Gave Me Symptoms After 10 Days?	Anonymous	08/20/04 06:08 PM

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