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Doctor probe for full STI test
Dear admins and helpful forumers.
I'm in a helpless situation where I need some needful advise to overcome the situation I'm facing now.
This year I had 2 sexual encounter with csw. The 1st encounter was more on protected oral and vagina sex and the 2nd encounter was on protected oral and anal sex.
In the both encounter, the latex condom was provided by csw and it was on always and I finished in it. The condom did not failed, not sure about leakage but it didn't broke.
Last week during my health check up routine. Doctor found some abnormalities in my semen where there is a sign of infection. Therefore, he request me to proceed with full STI test.
Am I infected? I'm now waiting for the result and start doubting the quality of the latex condom provided by the csw. Your expertise in this matter is needed.
I'm in a helpless situation where I need some needful advise to overcome the situation I'm facing now.
This year I had 2 sexual encounter with csw. The 1st encounter was more on protected oral and vagina sex and the 2nd encounter was on protected oral and anal sex.
In the both encounter, the latex condom was provided by csw and it was on always and I finished in it. The condom did not failed, not sure about leakage but it didn't broke.
Last week during my health check up routine. Doctor found some abnormalities in my semen where there is a sign of infection. Therefore, he request me to proceed with full STI test.
Am I infected? I'm now waiting for the result and start doubting the quality of the latex condom provided by the csw. Your expertise in this matter is needed.
If a condom fails it rips apart so that didn't happen. The csw doesn't care about you, so the condom they paid for and supplied was for their protection which happens to be in your best interest too.
You were protected so had zero risk for HIV.
You were protected so had zero risk for HIV.
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possible for condom to expose due to small tearing or micro holes
Both of those theories are myths so reread the advice.
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