Yeast infection and acute HIV?

I got a Brazilian wax two months ago. The lady didnt't use gloves, used her fingernails to peel off the hot wax, touched my labia with her fingers, and put her hand on my skin which was bleeding at the time. Two weeks later I got a yeast infection, which I got treated with a single pill (from the gyno). Now (about a month and a half later) I have another yeast infection, along with other symptoms of acute HIV such as sore throat, swollen lymph nodes, and slight fever, headaches, and muscle/joint pain. I got tested for HIV a month after the waxing incident and came back negative. I have to wait another two months to get accurate results back. My question is this: are recurrent yeast infections that don't respond to single dose medications a common symptom in acute or early staged of HIV? I'm really freaking out

Recurrent yeast infections are NOT a sign of early or acute HIV. They are a sign of LATE HIV... and if you had late HIV, your HIV tests a month ago would've been positive. So the yeast infections are not from HIV. Regrettably, many healthy women suffer from recurrent yeast infections from time to time.

Unless the person who did the Brazilian wax had bleeding fingers or broken skin at the time of the waxing, you shouldn't worry about her having given you HIV. HIV dies quickly in the outside environment so transmission requires the mixing of bodily fluids - e.g. blood to blood. You wouldn't get it from someone else's intact skin, even if you were bleeding.