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A few months ago I had sex and it was unprotected and I was taking a bv pill at the time that I inserted in my vagina and it contained boric acid he told me he was negative but you just never know with people these days I know it's my fault letting him have unprotected sex with me but he gave me oral sex also I am a female and we had unprotected sex he did not ejaculate in me and he told me he doesn't pre cum much he also pulled out before he ejaculated and masturbated for about a minute before he finally ejaculated but now I am worried about hiv I've always have had anxiety over Hiv I Google it all day even before this took place I know I am a hypercondriac I was also wondering that since I took that pill containing mostly boric acid would it have inhibited if he did have hiv like saliva does
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"I know it's my fault letting him have unprotected sex with me but he gave me oral sex also"

You said he "ALSO" gave you oral sex.

I was assuming you had unprotected intercourse. If you did you need to get tested.

If you ONLY had oral sex, then you didn't have a risk ((with or without any fluids)), and you don't need to get tested.
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So it is possible to get it from precum and do all men pre cum cause I didn't see him precum at all when he was masturbating
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If it's already been 3 months since your last unprotected exposure, take an antibody test any time now for a conclusive result.
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