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Ars Rash At 1 Week
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rash at later stage of arsI have just tested at 12 weeks negative. Basically, my risk was very low but I decided to test because I have been having ARS like symptoms for the past 11 weeks. After getting my negative, I suddenly developed a fine pink rash all over my arms,...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
Unlikely....
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Timing of rash w.r.t ARSDr. Holodniy, I'm hoping you can please help me, I'm so worried. A little over 7 weeks... Read more »Ars RashDoctor Feinberg, does the rash of ars accompany the other symptoms or can it occur by itself? I had... Read more »
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ARS Rash
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Is it possible for the rash to appear 1 week after a possible exposure (unprotected cunnilungus on the clitoris). It went across my neck at the front and was itchy as hell for a couple of days, and then went away after a week.Read more » ARS rash and symptoms?!
Posted by worriedsic, 1 Reply
Ok, I've been lurking around this site for the past week or so... Ever since discovering about ARS. Tuesday I went and got tested... I have until the 7th of next month to wait for my results... I am a fucking wreck. Ok... Let me give you all my... Read more » ARS rash: Results
Posted by Anonymous, 3 Replies
Hi folks,Today I got my results back. My 8-week test results came back NEGATIVE!!! God I am SOOOO relieved. The summary of my exposure was: I was the insertive partner of unprotected anal. While I didn't have any bad flu-like symptoms, I was freaked... Read more » How long does ARS rash last?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I'm just wondering for those who have experienced ARS, how long did the rash last? I had a rash for over 4 weeks. Also for those who experienced ARS, was your fever high grade or low grade? my risk factor was oral sex no ejaculation. Read more »
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