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Any risk of HIV ?
plz help me
in following situation -
I had sex with prostitute . After sex my penis got red . Now the main part , after sex i touched her vaginal fluid which was outside the condam and than touched my penis head or urethra . After this i washed my penis with warm water without soap . My penis was still red for 3 days . And after 5 days after sex i see white pimples when i pull my penis skin down. Is there any risk ?
in following situation -
I had sex with prostitute . After sex my penis got red . Now the main part , after sex i touched her vaginal fluid which was outside the condam and than touched my penis head or urethra . After this i washed my penis with warm water without soap . My penis was still red for 3 days . And after 5 days after sex i see white pimples when i pull my penis skin down. Is there any risk ?
You had no risk for HIV by touching your penis with the vaginal fluid. It had been exposed to air which renders the virus (if any) inactive, or, in other words, unable to infect.
Since none of us here at MedHelp are doctors, I can't tell you why your penis got red after sex and remained red for 3 days. I can only suggest that perhaps you are allergic to latex condoms or possibly the condom was too small for you and the friction from thrusting during sex may have irritated your penis. If your penis has returned to normal, I wouldn't worry about it, but I would advise mentioning it to your doctor the next time you see him, or if it happens again.
The white pimples under your foreskin could be a number of things and the ONLY one who can diagnose you correctly is a doctor. If you ALWAYS use a condom for both vaginal and oral sex, there is no risk for YOU, but depending on what the cause is, say HPV, if you receive unprotected oral sex, you can pass it to your partner. I would recommend you see a doctor so you know exactly what you're dealing with.
Since none of us here at MedHelp are doctors, I can't tell you why your penis got red after sex and remained red for 3 days. I can only suggest that perhaps you are allergic to latex condoms or possibly the condom was too small for you and the friction from thrusting during sex may have irritated your penis. If your penis has returned to normal, I wouldn't worry about it, but I would advise mentioning it to your doctor the next time you see him, or if it happens again.
The white pimples under your foreskin could be a number of things and the ONLY one who can diagnose you correctly is a doctor. If you ALWAYS use a condom for both vaginal and oral sex, there is no risk for YOU, but depending on what the cause is, say HPV, if you receive unprotected oral sex, you can pass it to your partner. I would recommend you see a doctor so you know exactly what you're dealing with.
Thanks for the reply sir , i'll get it checked but i wanna know that as these white pimples are transferred ,is it possible that hiv would too ?
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Reread the advice focusing on the word inactive until the full meaning becomes apparent instead of rephrasing your same question for no useful purpose.
Sorry sir i am feared thats why i asked . Thanks for the reply .
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