Do i have HIV or hepatitis B? or other Viral STD?

[Pedro R]

1-4 weeksweight gainheadacheextreme fatigue and joint aches (knees).Muscle ache especially in right leg and right kidneyred tired eyesitching (different locations)rash on leg and stomach temporary.pale.slight cough.hungermood, mental changes.4-6 weeks (now)fatigue lifted, returns (physical exertion)lymp noids slight enlargement (sometimes).sometimes pain/ ache right kidney/ legraised rash left armpit raised.pale.pain outerside underarm feel internal.symptoms exacerbate (exercise, lack of sleep)hungermodd mental changesskin (dry, shiny)sexual contact 5 months ago hacking cough for 2 weeks receded over 4 months3 short flus 1-2 days many people like this here.overseas (dont speak spanish doctors not good).Tb negativetwinrix 2002 x1, 2005 x1enerix b 1,2, 4 weeks after symptoms onsethiv tests one year ago negative x2.HIV? Hepatitis B? cancer? diabetes? (feels viral)30, good health (suspected IGA Nephrpathy)ThanksYou maybe right about hash thanks for that i will see if they have a test for it here.could you please be more specific about which test you advise?my mum also has major thyorid problems hmmm

[TuesdaySUX]

you need to have a mono/Epstein Barr & thyroid antibodies test. I had these symptoms & it was an autoimmune attack on my thyroid. Hashimotos Disease...Look it up.Although it could be worse, it could just be an infection of sorts, but sounds like hashi's to me. Demand antibody test NOT TSH T4 Garbage!

[Kat1286]

Personally, it sounds like mono to me. I don't think it's cancer. I'm really thinking mono. The virus that causes mono lasts in your system for the rest of your life. It hits your organs and lymph nodes, which would explain why your armpits hurt and why your glands are swollen. When I had it, I was exhausted and sick for a month, and then the symptoms mildly remained for three more months. It's highly contagious, and can spread like wildfire just from coughing on your hand and then touching something that others use. That's why it's lightly called the "kissing disease". Good luck, I hope you feel better and I hope you can find a doctor who speaks english well! Keep going to the doctor, they'll eventually figure it out, despite the language barrior.