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Am i at risk?
Hello experts, sorry to bother you. I have a few question about risk catching HIV. A few days ago, i had sex with CSW with condom of course and suddenly this day my body doesnt feels good, im scared about getting hiv. Assuming the girl was +, am i at risk of catching hiv?. Here some information about the exposure :
1. I used a fresh condom and nothing leaks, Am i at risk?
2. When the half way of, the condom were halfway slipoff but the tip and the foreskin still covered with condom, am i at risk
3. When i pull the condom after sex, it stops on the tip of my penis, am i still need testing?
Please reply and thankyou guys, im really scared
1. I used a fresh condom and nothing leaks, Am i at risk?
2. When the half way of, the condom were halfway slipoff but the tip and the foreskin still covered with condom, am i at risk
3. When i pull the condom after sex, it stops on the tip of my penis, am i still need testing?
Please reply and thankyou guys, im really scared
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The only risks for HIV in adults are:
1) Having unprotected anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles with IV drug users.
That's it. There aren't any other risks for HIV. As long as the HEAD of your penis remained covered during intercourse, you were never at risk for HIV.
If your body doesn't feel good, you should see a doctor, but it has nothing to do with HIV.
1) Having unprotected anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles with IV drug users.
That's it. There aren't any other risks for HIV. As long as the HEAD of your penis remained covered during intercourse, you were never at risk for HIV.
If your body doesn't feel good, you should see a doctor, but it has nothing to do with HIV.
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