Std hiv aids herpes??!
Question: Std hiv aids herpes!?!?
hi im 15 and i recently had sex with this girl but it wasnt really it was like i put it in and i pulled it out with out a condom on but like that night i had flu like symptoms and i also had pink eye and 2 days later i had like 4 cold sores on my mouth and i also have a sore throat i actually went to the doctor and he said it was prolly just a respirtory infection but i think he wasnt really even thinking about that so i dont know if he was right what do you think!? please give an explanation for your answer not just yes or noWww@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
cold sores are normal, and you may have the common cold or flu!. but you should have went all in since you already screwed yourself over!. 15 is really young to do the bang bang but the younger the apple the sweeter the juiceWww@Answer-Health@Com
You need to calm down!
Your doctor is probably right, its probably just a cold!.
pink eye is not from any type of std!.
Cold sores are contagious, find out if someone else in your family has them, because I bet you got them from one of them!.
Cold sores also come out during times of stress!.
Don't take this the wrong way!.!.!.!.You are 15 and if you aren't going to be responsible enough to look up the information about sex, safety during sex and all types of STDS and how they are contracted, then you should NOT be having sex!.
This is something that is more mature than you, and if you are going to do it, then you need to fully understand what you are getting yourself into!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Your doctor is probably right, its probably just a cold!.
pink eye is not from any type of std!.
Cold sores are contagious, find out if someone else in your family has them, because I bet you got them from one of them!.
Cold sores also come out during times of stress!.
Don't take this the wrong way!.!.!.!.You are 15 and if you aren't going to be responsible enough to look up the information about sex, safety during sex and all types of STDS and how they are contracted, then you should NOT be having sex!.
This is something that is more mature than you, and if you are going to do it, then you need to fully understand what you are getting yourself into!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Ok - don't have sex (especially without protection) at 15!. Having said that, you wouldn't have symptoms of any of those diseases in 2 days!. Pink eye isn't even a symptom of any of those diseases!. Chill out - listen to your doctor!. If the flu-like symptoms and cold sores persist for longer than 7-14 days - go to your local health department and get tested!. It's not safe out there - always protect yourself!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
You are in the process of turning into a purple people eater!. this is what you do first go to the mall and flap your arms as fast as you can running up to people yelling dadadadada then leave and run in and out of traffic screaming can I getta ride!.!.Then go to the local court house and scream and yell while doing flips in the hall way when you get out of jail do it again but this time try try putting your left foot in then your left foot out then your left foot in then shake it all about!.!. Or try a condom or even don't do it until you have a spouse!.!.!.fellaWww@Answer-Health@Com
Well you had a condom on!.!.!. good job on that one!. Did you eat her snatch!? If you did and she has herpes, than you can get that **** on your mouth too!. Pink eye did you rub her snatch with your fingers!? If you did that dirty lil whore gave you something!!! Dude your 15 go play some ball instead of having some dirty lil whore play with yours!!!Www@Answer-Health@Com
sounds like you got a virus!.!.!.
the pink eye could have come from bacteria from you or your partners genitals getting in contact with your eye!. dont ever touch your eye after you touch your genitals even if it is to pee!.
cold sores pop up when you have a virus!. could be an upper respiratory virus!.!.!.
probably not aids!. the scare hopefully will make you buy some condoms!.
hope you feel better!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
the pink eye could have come from bacteria from you or your partners genitals getting in contact with your eye!. dont ever touch your eye after you touch your genitals even if it is to pee!.
cold sores pop up when you have a virus!. could be an upper respiratory virus!.!.!.
probably not aids!. the scare hopefully will make you buy some condoms!.
hope you feel better!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
your symptoms are not likely to be related to an STD so quickly; however, if you are worried regarding the unprotected sex, you should go to the county free clinic in your area and be tested!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
nothing would show up that fast and the only way you would have got cold sores is from kissing her and shes had one or you ate her out and she had something!.!.but i dont think that would even show up that fast!.!.!.!.stop over reacting stds dont give u pink eye !.!.!.lol!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
wait until things seem to level off or get worse!. Probably a coincidence!. Otherwise, goto the local free clinic and get checked out!. Personally tho', it kinda sounds like you are freakin' out!. Don't stress so much, it'll work out!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
go get an exam from someone who knows about that stuff testicular examination i think it's called cold sores are BAD NEWS they mean you probably caugh an STD of some sort get it checked out ASAP or you're going to risk loosing a part of your bodyWww@Answer-Health@Com
I think I would wait about a week to see if the symptoms clear up!. If they don't then worry about it!. I don't think an STD would show up that quick!. Just chill bro!.!.!.and becareful next time!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
your all sexed out and sick as well!. don't worry about the diseases!. but there is nothing like peace of mind on that matter so just go get checked!. nobody is gonna give funny looks for doing so!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Didn't you post a question similar to this earlier!? Just go get tested!. We can't give you a definite answer, only opinions of what we think is wrong!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
holy crap!. you got Aids, congrats, thats what you get for getting your willie wet!. if I were you I would cut it off before it spreads to the other parts of your body!Www@Answer-Health@Com
What!?!!?!!?
First off, AIDS doesn't show symptoms for like 10 years!.
Herpes would be on your dickWww@Answer-Health@Com
First off, AIDS doesn't show symptoms for like 10 years!.
Herpes would be on your dickWww@Answer-Health@Com
hes probly right but you need to get another cheack up cause thats pretty f*cking gross but id say it herpys typ one and genitals!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
herpes 1 for cold sores, but if u hav more cold sores in other places hint hint, then it herpes 2 (which is fatal!) go to the drWww@Answer-Health@Com
yesWww@Answer-Health@Com
wait and see what happensWww@Answer-Health@Com
Besides the fact that STDs don't manifest in that way they definitely do NOT manifest that quickly!.
Your doctor is right!.
For god's sake please don't listen to these people!. They don't have any idea what they're talking about!. For example: HSV-1 and HSV-2 can be found anywhere they're just *more likely* to be found in the mouth and genital area, respectively!. Also, HSV-1 has a higher fatality rate than HSV-2 because HSV-1 is more likely to traverse into the brain to cause secondary encephalitis!. This is EXTREMELY RARE even if you *had* herpes!.
Which you don't! Because symptoms do not present that quickly!
I'm just giving you these facts because it's obvious someone has to show you that you have no cause to worry!. The rest of these people should be ashamed of themselves for disseminating "knowledge" that serves no purpose but to scare you!.
Just listen to your doctor, dude!. You'll have worse scares than this in your lifetime as a male I guarantee it!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Your doctor is right!.
For god's sake please don't listen to these people!. They don't have any idea what they're talking about!. For example: HSV-1 and HSV-2 can be found anywhere they're just *more likely* to be found in the mouth and genital area, respectively!. Also, HSV-1 has a higher fatality rate than HSV-2 because HSV-1 is more likely to traverse into the brain to cause secondary encephalitis!. This is EXTREMELY RARE even if you *had* herpes!.
Which you don't! Because symptoms do not present that quickly!
I'm just giving you these facts because it's obvious someone has to show you that you have no cause to worry!. The rest of these people should be ashamed of themselves for disseminating "knowledge" that serves no purpose but to scare you!.
Just listen to your doctor, dude!. You'll have worse scares than this in your lifetime as a male I guarantee it!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
ok here is a little information first!. if your penis even touches a girl at all, you have a possibility of contracting an STD, hiv, and herpies!. it depends though, only if she has the disease!. and you cant just get AIDS, you develop aids through having HIV for a while!. secondly, use a condom, they are free at planned parenthood!. they give you a bag which makes you look like a pimp!. its very helpful!. they also give girls free birth control!. next, you could just be sick!. my grandma got cold sores on her mouth ever since she was 10 years old, but thats just her, i have never had them!. just becuase you have a cold sore doesnt mean you have the STD herpies ,(though all cold sores are a form of herpies) and if you got STD herpies from sex, they would be on your penis not your face!. and i think you are just sick!. flu or maybe infection!. but it doesnt sound like STD or herpies!. also it takes a while for HIV to make you sick!. not one night!. oK !?!? I hope i have helped! please visit plannedparenthood!.org!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Ummm thats not such a good sign!.
Go to a doctor and tell him exactly what u typed on here!.
maybe he'll get a clue and help u out then!. cuz otherwise he's just gonna think that u had the cold or the flu or sumthing!.
oh and btw!.!. ur too young to have sex!. but u did so oh well!.!.
and even if u just put it in and pulled out!.!.!. u might;ve caught something from her if she has had sex or done something prior to having sex with u
u can never be too careful about this stuff!.
so get checked out again and get this chick checked out too for both of ur own goods
good luckWww@Answer-Health@Com
Go to a doctor and tell him exactly what u typed on here!.
maybe he'll get a clue and help u out then!. cuz otherwise he's just gonna think that u had the cold or the flu or sumthing!.
oh and btw!.!. ur too young to have sex!. but u did so oh well!.!.
and even if u just put it in and pulled out!.!.!. u might;ve caught something from her if she has had sex or done something prior to having sex with u
u can never be too careful about this stuff!.
so get checked out again and get this chick checked out too for both of ur own goods
good luckWww@Answer-Health@Com
the answer is that you most likely don't have any type of std because you were wearing a condom!. one of the only ways you could get an std while wearing a condom was if it broke completely open!. and if you are really that worried about it, you could go to a testing facility and get tested!. if you don't have any money, they can do it for free!. all they do is take your name!. but that's it!. your parents don't have to give the place consent or anything!. but again, the answer is most likely that you don't have a std!. and if you don't want to get tested, ask the girl if she has any stds!. and you wouldn't have aids!. that takes years to developWww@Answer-Health@Com
HIV:
Many people do not develop any symptoms when they first become infected with HIV!. Some people, however, get a flu-like illness within three to six weeks after exposure to the virus!. This illness, called Acute HIV Syndrome, may include fever, headache, tiredness, nausea, diarrhoea and enlarged lymph nodes (organs of the immune system that can be felt in the neck, armpits and groin)!. These symptoms usually disappear within a week to a month and are often mistaken for another viral infection!.
During this period, the quantity of the virus in the body will be high and it spreads to different parts, particularly the lymphoid tissue!. At this stage, the infected person is more likely to pass on the infection to others!. The viral quantity then drops as the body's immune system launches an orchestrated fight!.
More persistent or severe symptoms may not surface for several years, even a decade or more, after HIV first enters the body in adults, or within two years in children born with the virus!. This period of "asymptomatic" infection varies from individual to individual!. Some people may begin to have symptoms as soon as a few months, while others may be symptom-free for more than 10 years!. However, during the "asymptomatic" period, the virus will be actively multiplying, infecting, and killing cells of the immune system!.
Once HIV enters the human body, it attaches itself to a White Blood Cell (WBC) called CD4!. Also, called T4 cells, they are the main disease fighters of the body!. Whenever there is an infection, CD4 cells lead the infection-fighting army of the body to protect it from falling sick!. Damage of these cells, hence can affect a person's disease-fighting capability and general health!.
After making a foothold on the CD4 cell, the virus injects its RNA into the cell!. The RNA then gets attached to the DNA of the host cell and thus becomes part of the cell's genetic material!. It is a virtual takeover of the cell!. Using the cell's division mechanism, the virus now replicates and churns out hundreds of thousands of its own copies!. These cells then enter the blood stream, get attached to other CD4 cells and continue replicating!. As a result, the number of the virus in the blood rises and that of the CD4 cells declines!.
Because of this process, immediately after infection, the viral load of an infected individual will be very high and the number of CD4, low!. But, after a while, the body's immune system responds vigorously by producing more and more CD4 cells to fight the virus!. Much of the virus gets removed from the blood!. To fight the fast-replicating virus, as many as a billion CD4 cells are produced every day, but the virus too increases on a similar scale!. The battle between the virus and the CD4 cells continues even as the infected person remains symptom-free!.
Herpes:
Most people infected with HSV are not aware of their infection!. If symptoms occur during the first outbreak, they can be quite pronounced!. Symptoms of herpes usually develop within 2 to 20 days after contact with the virus, although it could take longer!. These symptoms may last up to several weeks, varying from one person to the next!. In many people, the first infection is so mild that it goes unnoticed!. It is possible that a person becomes aware of the
Many people do not develop any symptoms when they first become infected with HIV!. Some people, however, get a flu-like illness within three to six weeks after exposure to the virus!. This illness, called Acute HIV Syndrome, may include fever, headache, tiredness, nausea, diarrhoea and enlarged lymph nodes (organs of the immune system that can be felt in the neck, armpits and groin)!. These symptoms usually disappear within a week to a month and are often mistaken for another viral infection!.
During this period, the quantity of the virus in the body will be high and it spreads to different parts, particularly the lymphoid tissue!. At this stage, the infected person is more likely to pass on the infection to others!. The viral quantity then drops as the body's immune system launches an orchestrated fight!.
More persistent or severe symptoms may not surface for several years, even a decade or more, after HIV first enters the body in adults, or within two years in children born with the virus!. This period of "asymptomatic" infection varies from individual to individual!. Some people may begin to have symptoms as soon as a few months, while others may be symptom-free for more than 10 years!. However, during the "asymptomatic" period, the virus will be actively multiplying, infecting, and killing cells of the immune system!.
Once HIV enters the human body, it attaches itself to a White Blood Cell (WBC) called CD4!. Also, called T4 cells, they are the main disease fighters of the body!. Whenever there is an infection, CD4 cells lead the infection-fighting army of the body to protect it from falling sick!. Damage of these cells, hence can affect a person's disease-fighting capability and general health!.
After making a foothold on the CD4 cell, the virus injects its RNA into the cell!. The RNA then gets attached to the DNA of the host cell and thus becomes part of the cell's genetic material!. It is a virtual takeover of the cell!. Using the cell's division mechanism, the virus now replicates and churns out hundreds of thousands of its own copies!. These cells then enter the blood stream, get attached to other CD4 cells and continue replicating!. As a result, the number of the virus in the blood rises and that of the CD4 cells declines!.
Because of this process, immediately after infection, the viral load of an infected individual will be very high and the number of CD4, low!. But, after a while, the body's immune system responds vigorously by producing more and more CD4 cells to fight the virus!. Much of the virus gets removed from the blood!. To fight the fast-replicating virus, as many as a billion CD4 cells are produced every day, but the virus too increases on a similar scale!. The battle between the virus and the CD4 cells continues even as the infected person remains symptom-free!.
Herpes:
Most people infected with HSV are not aware of their infection!. If symptoms occur during the first outbreak, they can be quite pronounced!. Symptoms of herpes usually develop within 2 to 20 days after contact with the virus, although it could take longer!. These symptoms may last up to several weeks, varying from one person to the next!. In many people, the first infection is so mild that it goes unnoticed!. It is possible that a person becomes aware of the
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