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HIV Risk with unprotected
Hi Doctor,
I am a 33 yr old Indian male. I have been visiting CSW for over year after my last HIV testing(which was negative) in 2014. Since then I might have visited 12 CSW and had protected sex(oral and vaginal).
However, once with an independent escort in April 2015 I had unprotected sex twice.
Since then till today I did not get fever, no running or stuffy nose, no headache, nothing. But I observed a few white spots on my penis shafts and lower abdomen.
I visited a dermatologist and he advised me to take Hep B test and Elisa HIV 1 and 2. He said it is mollasceum contiguous but better to get tested.
Can I please know what chances do I have of coming out clean? I have to test, there are no two ways but your reply might be more comforting
Thanking you in anticipation
AD
I am a 33 yr old Indian male. I have been visiting CSW for over year after my last HIV testing(which was negative) in 2014. Since then I might have visited 12 CSW and had protected sex(oral and vaginal).
However, once with an independent escort in April 2015 I had unprotected sex twice.
Since then till today I did not get fever, no running or stuffy nose, no headache, nothing. But I observed a few white spots on my penis shafts and lower abdomen.
I visited a dermatologist and he advised me to take Hep B test and Elisa HIV 1 and 2. He said it is mollasceum contiguous but better to get tested.
Can I please know what chances do I have of coming out clean? I have to test, there are no two ways but your reply might be more comforting
Thanking you in anticipation
AD
You had a risk from unprotected sex. When your results come back, if it is negative, it will be conclusive.
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