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paranoia or reality?
04/06/00 07:03 PM

About a year ago on my 18th B-Day I went to a massage parlor and had sex with one of the woman there. I used a condom. I have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder and depression. During the one year I have lost 40 lbs. and I remember my friend telling me it is not normal. Although I do work at a really physical job (UPS) lifting packages and I don't eat as much anymore. What are the chances of me getting HIV even if the condom wasn't used correctly? That was the first and only time I had ever had Sex.

Also, I have had my blood extracted from me for anything in my blood that could be associated with the depression, can they also detect HIV virus as well? And another time I had my blood tested at a blood center because my grand mother needed a transfusion. Do they detect for HIV this way, and if it was detected would they tell you? THANKS.

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