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Hiv scare!
Hello all,
In December I had a condom break incident with a csw. 33 days after the event I did a 4th gen test which was negative. 3 days after this I tested positive for covid and about 8-10 days after the 4th gen test I developed a swollen lymph in the chin. I didn’t give this much thought after the negative 4th gen but it’s always been lingering in the back of mind that covid might have given a false negative 4th gen.
About 3 weeks ago I went for a morrocan bath massage where the trans masseuse gave a me a short 15 second oral before I asked for a condom. Although she did insist on having sex I refused and she continued to give me a blowjob through the massage. There were moments when she rubbed her genitals with my body during the massage and and during the bath part rubbed again but this time no condom was on.
I am planning on going again next week for a test although no penetrative test has occurred since my last test. Is there a chance it can be positive now or am I worrying too much about this.
In December I had a condom break incident with a csw. 33 days after the event I did a 4th gen test which was negative. 3 days after this I tested positive for covid and about 8-10 days after the 4th gen test I developed a swollen lymph in the chin. I didn’t give this much thought after the negative 4th gen but it’s always been lingering in the back of mind that covid might have given a false negative 4th gen.
About 3 weeks ago I went for a morrocan bath massage where the trans masseuse gave a me a short 15 second oral before I asked for a condom. Although she did insist on having sex I refused and she continued to give me a blowjob through the massage. There were moments when she rubbed her genitals with my body during the massage and and during the bath part rubbed again but this time no condom was on.
I am planning on going again next week for a test although no penetrative test has occurred since my last test. Is there a chance it can be positive now or am I worrying too much about this.
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