i have read your query in detail and do understand your concern. the conditions you have mentioned are not the risk factors for acquiring an hiv infection. the risk is there only if a drop of some hiv positive person's blood from the gun was transferred directly into your skin while tattooing. even then there is 3/1000 chances of you getting hiv from that drop of blood. so the probability of this happening is almost negligible. though hiv testing is not needed in your case but to relieve yourself from the associated anxiety you may get an elisa (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) for hiv test done after 12 weeks of possible exposure. the symptoms you have described are non-specific symptoms which can also be seen without any underlying cause and not indicative of hiv infection. for further doubts consult a hiv aids specialist online --> <link>
after receiving tattoo should i be concerned about hiv infection?