Do you think i have aids?

i am not a girl that goes around putting herself out all the time but i have had multiple sex partners. two weeks ago i had a high fever, mucles pains,congestion, sore throat, chills, and night sweats. the symptoms seem to disappear but than come back! lately i have been feeling achey, cold, and a sore throat. my doctor said i have swollen glads. i do workout alot like 4 hours a day now i can hardly workout. i havent been as hungry i have slight diarhea and loss of appetite. is my virus just running a long course and i am run down orshouldi get checked

YOu got somethin' gurlfriend.

Mary, it is time that you find out where they do testing in your area and get yourself tested. The symptoms that you describe sound like alot of colds or the flu. The symptoms you describe also could be HIV and they sound so similar to the symptoms that I had before I was diagnosed. The best way to put an end to your questions is to get tested. Good luck.

In all honesty, it does not matter what kind of girl you are or how many times "you've put yourself out". If you have ever had unprotected sex with anyone, and obviously you have some doubt your best bet is to get tested. It may very well be nothing, and if anything else it will give you peace of mind. State Health Dept. can test you anonymously. In the meantime, remember to always use a condom.

Best of Luck!

Get tested for HIV (there are different kinds of tests for this so try the others if your first comes back negative). The fact that you've had it for this long could be indicative. Mayo Clinic lists some other symptoms: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/hiv-aid...

If all tests come back negative, talk to your doctor.

No it sounds as if you have mono (mononucleosis) and you can get it from kissing someone who has it. With mono, your glands will swell, making your face swell a little bit.

It's possible, or you might just have the flu or mono.

If you think it's a possibility, you should definitely get tested though.

It could be a lot of things. If you are concerned - get tested. You can usually get a free test at your county health department.

the symptoms sound a lot like mono, it could be that.