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I had sex with a chinese prostitute about 3 months ago. we had for a brief short time like about a minute or so sex with a condom on. then i had asked her to continue with oral. But this time she put one more condom on top of the first. I have doubts in mind of the state of the first . I cant remember. But i was sure it was intact after the vaginal duration. After the oral sex with two condoms on, i checked and it was intact.
After this episode, I had bit of an irritation in my penis. I am not sure how to describe it but after a while it had disaapeared. I am scared it could be HIV?

Please your advice on this
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Move along.
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3568221 tn?1348106874
I am not a man i cannot say ,but it could not be HIV, HIV ARS comes 10-20 days after exposure, If the virus can infect so quickly how could it call chronic disease. I found my friend told me they have blister after sex it was because of friction, it will go for 2 or 3 days.
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what about the irritation
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3568221 tn?1348106874
still no change the fact you have no risk, you used protection
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this happened in Dubai..not china
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3568221 tn?1348106874
She put another condom on was because she felt it was nasty to blowjob you on a used condom believe me~ and in China  very few hooker carry HIV less than 1/1000, but over 10% gays carry hiv. relax
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