Chances of getting aids without having sex?

I have aches and tingles in my body everywhere in my arm, legs, shoulders, buttox, and ears. I also have a tingle in my groin. I am 15 years old i never had sex. I have posted about my aches/ tingles in my body. People are telling me these are symptoms of AIDS. What are the chances I have AIDS without sex? I am getting really worried. My family has a history of Diabetes. I checked if I had diabetes at home and it came up normal. If its not Aids what can it be?

The symptoms you have are likely something else than AIDS. Go to a doctor or a school nurse and talk about the symptoms you have. The chances of having AIDS without sex or injected drugs is low unless your mother had it.

Neuropathy is common with diabetes and you are at a common age for type 1, but have a doctor do some test before you worry yourself. You are very unlikely to have aids, unless you got a blood transfusion and even that is rare now a days.

well the only way that u could have aids is by having sex, blood transfer that was infected with aids , or passed on by 1 of your parents but i would go see a doctor about all those symptoms that your haveing.
i hope its nothing serious
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Unless you had an open wound and had contact with someone with AIDS and their body fluids got in your wound or you had unprotected sex with an infected person......You can not contact AIDS any other way. If your worried about any of your symptoms talk to your parents and ask them to make an appointment with your family doctor. You may have the flu.

I highly doubt you have AIDS, because for one thing you have to have come in contact with AIDS, and unless you live in Africa that is very hard. Don't worry about the aches, they could be thousands of different things.

if you have any tatoos a dirty needle can cause aids

your not getting good blood flow maybe to big or the way your sleeping

The symptoms are also associated with numerous other conditions, AIDS being unlikely in your case, unless you have had a blood transfusion, had fluid contact with an infected person or had sex (which you haven't).
Like the first poster wrote, neuropathy is associated with diabetes, but generally in older patients with type 2 diabetes and a history of vascular disease.
It could be anything and only a chat with the doctor and tests would shed light on this.

every 15 year old has this. your body is changing. im sure that is all it is.

AIDS symptoms are tough, it is not a disease so much as a shut down of defense systems, which allows other diseases to kill you. nobody has ever died of AIDS. something else, let in by AIDS, kills them.
so i really doubt it is AIDS.
i remember when i was young, i managed to convince myself i had VD, because it hurt when i peed. i mean, i was in pain. then i found out you had to have sex to get VD, and the pain while peeing went away.
you can convince yourself of anything.
as for diabetes, that is possible, and i have never heard of a home test. you might be referring to using a diabetic tester, which only tells them how high the sugar level is so they know how to adjust their meds. it wont tell you if you have diabetes.
a healthy person could eat a lot of sugar and and that test would be off the scale, but they will produce enough insulin on their own to handle it.
and someone who has not eaten in awhile will also get a very low reading, but again, all they have to do is eat, as their body can adjust.
diabetics lack the ability to adjust .

you really need to see a doc and discuss your concerns. this is not the place for an exam.