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(I need immediate feedback) Could blood infect me with HIV after protected sex?


I've frequented sex workers all this year, and this experience I had today has to be the most unnerving of them all.

I visited a call girl and we engaged in intercourse. Of course, a condom was used even for oral. Right before I finished, I withdrew from the call girl, removed the condom and climaxed on her backside.

I noticed the condom had blood on it. I immediately looked down. My member was too dark to tell whether blood had gotten on it, so I checked the condom. I filled it with water. No leaks. So I imagine that it hadn't broken, but blood was swimming around inside the condom as I inspected it. Maybe the blood got inside the condom after I took it off. I don't know.

I called the call girl and asked her if she knew her status and she replied that she was STD free.

But I'm madly concerned about this experience.

Could I contract HIV after withdrawing and removing the condom? Can someone reassure me about this experience? And how soon should I get a HIV screening?
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3191940 tn?1447268717
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HIV is transmitted by 1) having unprotected, penetrative anal or vaginal sex, or 2) sharing IV drug equipment with other IV drug users.

You had NO RISK for HIV and you do not need to test.
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Will contact with the condom's exterior put me at risk for HIV? For example, could I be at risk of HIV if the blood touched the penis urethra or something?
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Will contact with the condom's exterior put me at risk? For example, could I be at risk of HIV if the blood touched the penis urethra or something?
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As CurfewX said, you had no risk. HIV is unable to infect once it is outside its host.
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