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When should İ get tested?
I gave a man oral and we used a condom. Then we did regular sex and he did not change the condom. I was careful to not use my teeth during the oral and damage the condom. And I filled it with water after to see if it leaked but it did not. Due to these factors was I at risk and in how many weeks should İ get tested?
Congratulations, you used a condom. Which means that you had zero risk for HIV. As long as you always use condoms, you'll never have to worry about HIV.
I remember your user name because I think it is clever. But that means I probably already gave you the causes of HIV transmission. They include unprotected anal or vaginal intercourse and sharing IV drug needles. Protected sex and oral sex is not a risk. Nothing you add will make it a risk. Saliva inactivates the virus as does air. Condoms provide a barrier. So, you did not risk anything. ZERO risk.
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