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should i need test????

i had a protected sexual exposure with a sex worker something 1 month and 19 days ago i think condom was not broke in sexual incounter..10days ago i heard sex worker was testesd hiv positive from this day i can't sleep and can't concentrate  my family and job.please tell me what is the my chanse of being infected with HIV with this incounter after this incounter i am not sex with anyone else what do you think should i need test are  i am fine i don't have any chance of hiv.. i don't have any kind of symptoms till now ... please tell what you think what i do...
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If the condom broke it would rip apart and just leave the ring at the base so that didn't happen because both of you would know it.
You are safe, so try to relax, and it is not necessary to test since you can't get HIV when you use a condom. Besides, are you sure she even has HIV or is this just a rumor?
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sir please give me one last answer
there is no problem  girl is diagnosis positive. condom protected sex is safe and i can't infected with hiv any kind of situation there's no matter she/he positive are not every time i used condom i am safe
and i do not need any test...
I answered all those questions in my advice and you are safe.
thanks sir  i appreciate this....
thanks for your advice
ok, hope you are relaxed now and don't tell your family or people in your job, because they would not be happy and you had no risk to tell them about.
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