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Unprotected oral insertive and receptive. tested positive for mono after symptoms. remaining swollen nodules. negative hiv after 9 weeks. is it hiv?
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Not HIV: No. It is highly unlikely to get HIV from oral sex. Nine week is not the best time frame for routine HIV testing, so you may need a second test later. But, any more oral sex is not a common means of contracting hiv.
Answered 11/16/2016
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