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HIV Anxiety and Risk Assessment

Thank you in advance for taking the time to read my question.  

In December 2013 I tested for all STDs including HIV, with my doctor, and was negative.  Since that time I have had multiple (close to 20) different interactions at massage parlors in Canada where I received masturbation (hand). I also masturbated the worker with my hand (vagina and breasts).  One time the girl used her saliva as lubricant, and all other times they used massage oil.  

I have also received condom protected oral sex from massage parlor workers during this time (5 different times to be exact).  The condom never broke in any of these occasions.   I have never had penetrative sex (vaginal or anal) with a massage parlor girl since my test in 2013.  

My mind is constantly riddled with ongoing anxiety and paranoia about this, despite my knowing that these are low risk events.  Do I need testing again for anything?  My last test was a terribly anxiety inducing event and I'd prefer not to experience it again.

I am married and believe that my anxiety is related to my in-congruent behavior, hypocrisy and guilt.  Do you recommend anything for the anxiety, like group forums, etc (other than the obvious stop putting myself in these situations - which I am working on through counseling and meditation)?

Thank you
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Thank you for taking the time to reply.  I will check out that Forum
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Like James nothing you Mentioned has put you at Risk for a HIV Infection. there is Forums on here that can help you deal with your worries though the Anxiety Forum is best.
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Nothing you mention is a risk for infection.
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