My HIV tests are negative after two months of oral sex. Am I safe?

Hello doctor,

Two months back I met a girl and we ended up back in my room. Long story short, she performed oral on me for about 30 seconds and I performed oral on her for maybe about the same, less than a minute, no intercourse. About two weeks after my friend came down with a cold and so did my brother, that Sunday I felt a little weird too but had gone to the beach. At the beach, I ended up swallowing a lot of seawater accidentally. That entire week I had headaches, stomach felt weird every time I ate and a little sore throat. So my mind went back to the day I met that girl and started freaking out. Three weeks after my oral exposure, I did an HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) RNA test with a fourth generation duo combo test and came back negative. My headaches continued for a little over two weeks on and off. After 25 days of the exposure, she did RNA (Ribonucleic Acid) and fourth generation which also came back negative. During the fourth week, I did another fourth-generation myself and also negative again. On week five, I went to a clinic, did a rapid blood drawn test and a NAAT (Nucleic Acid Amplification Test) test, and all came back negative. Week six (42 days) did another fourth generation and was negative. 52 days little over seven weeks I went and did an HIV(Human Immunodeficiency Virus) 2 RNA test, and today at 53 days did an HIV RNA test and fourth generation duo. After all, these tests, am I in the clear? If I had HIV symptoms for a few weeks already would I test positive by now? Does it matter if I got her tested to give me reassurance?

Hi doctor,

Thank you for your reply, but I want to make sure that what I meant was the recent situation was not three years ago. Am I still okay with the tests I have done after seven weeks and the test I had done on her 25 days after we had that exposure?