Hello doctor,
I had unprotected vaginal intercourse with a stranger four months ago. After four weeks, I observed rashes on my back on both sides and intense itching that persists till now. After ten weeks, I got tested for HIV PCR RNA test, and the result was undetected. After four months, I did the HIV fourth-generation test, and the result came as 0.18 non-reactive. I am 100 % sure I am HIV-negative, but scared because of my symptoms. Are there any more tests or screenings I need to do to confirm if I have any sexually transmitted diseases?
Please give me an answer.
Hello,
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I have read your query and seen the attached pictures (the attachment is removed to protect the patient's identity).
The rashes look like bruises in most places. The fourth-generation test is authentic and 99.9 % correct. Which means you are HIV-negative.
For the skin lesions, I suggest you take the following medications -
Also, I suggest you also consult a dermatologist for your condition.
I hope this helped you out.
Thanks and regards.
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