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More details come to my mind and I need Drs to help me finger out! Thank you !

8/28/2013 I had a sex with a sex worker and we did not kiss or touch, she licked my nipples with her tongue and touch my penis. then we had a vagina sex with condom, condom did not fall off, but I did not sure it was broken or not, but when I took off condom with napkin, it still had semen in it. when I washed my body after that, I found there was a little wound (close to 1/8 inch) in the head of  prepuce. It was not new but I was worried about during the sex, does it broke again or not. because it was prepuce,so I did not found blood. and there was a ringworm on my penis too, it did not broke, maybe a little inflammation.  After that, I had sex with my girlfriend, on the 8/31/2013, which was 4 days after expose, I wear condom too .I think her status was fine. Then I had some tests which based on the 28th's expose.
3 weeks RNA    Nonreactive
4 weeks Antibody     Negative
5 weeks DNA PCR (report said was not confirmed by the FDA)    Nonreactive
5 weeks P24 ag/ab     Negative
8 weeks P24 ag/ab     Negative

So I have some questions here, please help me to finger them out:
1. She licked my nipples with her tongue. and hand touch my penis. Will I infect in these ways??
2. Does my wound and ringworm will cause the infection??
3.I count the window period since 8/28, am I right? or I need to count from 8/31??
4.Do I need further test? like 3 months? or 6 months will be the definite conclusion??
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239123 tn?1267647614
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I'm sorry you are having trouble believing or trusting the replies you had from Dr. Hook in your thread a few weeks ago.

As he said in his last comment, "At any time beyond 4 weeks, the results of 4th generation tests for HIV are conclusive and should be believed."

1,2) The amount of risk from your exposure is meaningless.  No matter now high the risk, and no matter how typical symptoms might have been, your tests show you were not infected.

3) It doesn't matter.

4) This has been answered repeatedly in your other thread.  For still more information, read the thread linked below, and the other one linked there:

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/1891685

You do not have HIV.  Believe the tests and accept the scientific evidence and the reasoned reassurance you have had repeatedly.  There will be no more discussion on this thread.

HHH, MD
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Okay. I just think about the window period time. There are 4days difference. Thank you doctor.
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239123 tn?1267647614
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I don't even know what you mean. You had a negative result at 8 weeks, so obviously whether you were also tested at 28 days or not makes no difference.

That's all for this thread.  Ignore any and all additional "what if" thoughts that may come to mind.  Nothing will change the conclusive evidence that you don't have HIV.
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Thank you doctor, one more question then I will be quiet.

Is my count right? I meaning started on the 28th, because my girl friend's state is fine. So the possible exposure should be count start at 28th one right?
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