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Am i infected with HIV?
Recently, i had a sexual intercourse with an hiv+ prostitute. I used latex condom for the first time and i dont know if i put on it properly. No kissing no romance. She gave me a protected oral sex for 10 minutes. when i was i about to cum, i gave her 3 shots on her vagina with the same condom. Immediately i removed the condom in a haste, which i believe some fluid touched my penis even the tip. i then used tissue to clean the sperms and the remaining fluids.
Throught the activity my penis was not strong enough since i used stud 100 before the activity by 15 mins which did not arouse me fully. I rushed to the chemist and bought spritit and dettol from which i took bath and clean my genital with complete bottle of spirit and dettol as it is without dilluting and finally complete bath.
Fear is all over me from then till now. And it is early to do testing. Please i need an answer to these nightmare.
Throught the activity my penis was not strong enough since i used stud 100 before the activity by 15 mins which did not arouse me fully. I rushed to the chemist and bought spritit and dettol from which i took bath and clean my genital with complete bottle of spirit and dettol as it is without dilluting and finally complete bath.
Fear is all over me from then till now. And it is early to do testing. Please i need an answer to these nightmare.
Best Answer
hi.. u need not worry... hiv is not transmitted outside d body... i repeate hiv is not transmitted outside the body... so please dont worry at all... if u had evrythng protected then their is no nees for u to worry about any dam thing... u r totaly safe... hav faith on god... he will give u strength...
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