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HELP WITH SYMPTOMS!
09/11/04 10:47 AM

hey guys i'm a bit worried about these symptoms i have. 3 weeks after being possibly exposed i started with diarrea alterning constipation, light intermitent fever and my skin started becoming dry and shinny, like old. i got tested for hiv siphilis, tuberculosisi and hepC 11 months after and i was negative. Still 18 months away from exposure i continue with the skin and stomach problems. Fever seems to be out, and theres a weird thing i've noticed: i've been twice on penicillin for 5 days to treat sore throat and everything seems to improve but after a week it slowly comes back. has someone experienced something like this? should i get tested again for hiv? for some other std? thanx i'll really appreciate your opinions

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HELP WITH SYMPTOMS!	ROCKS	09/11/04 10:47 AM
Re: HELP WITH SYMPTOMS!	StokesGlobal	10/15/04 11:35 AM
Re: HELP WITH SYMPTOMS!	Broken_Angel1	09/16/04 12:54 PM

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