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Risk assesment
Here is my story.
Went to a Korean massage therapist.
First with a condom she sucked on my penis and then with the same condom I penetrated her. The condom was not all the way down to the base of my penis.
Then she removed the condom and gave me a hand job and then I put another condom and again penetrated her.
After the act I made sure that both the condoms were intact.
Now my worry is that between the first act and the second act there was vaginal fluid on the base of my penis and she had tried really hard with the hand job. Now without cleaning my penis I put on the second condom. So there must have been some vaginal fluid that came in contact with my foreskin and urethra.
What are my chances of getting infected?
Went to a Korean massage therapist.
First with a condom she sucked on my penis and then with the same condom I penetrated her. The condom was not all the way down to the base of my penis.
Then she removed the condom and gave me a hand job and then I put another condom and again penetrated her.
After the act I made sure that both the condoms were intact.
Now my worry is that between the first act and the second act there was vaginal fluid on the base of my penis and she had tried really hard with the hand job. Now without cleaning my penis I put on the second condom. So there must have been some vaginal fluid that came in contact with my foreskin and urethra.
What are my chances of getting infected?
Thank you Joggen, although I was reffering to vaginal fluids on my foreskin and urethra, and not just hand genital contact.
The precise time frame doesn't matter as nobody in the world has ever been infected through hand genital contact. You won't be the first person in the world to be infected that way. You are making safe sex way more complicated than it actually is- all it means is protecting your penis with a condom before you penetrate someone vaginally or anally- which you did. You were not at risk for HIV.
Can someone please respond?
Something tells me that I should not have come back to the site after my risk assesment.
I read in one of the posts vance mentions that it takes couple of minutes for HIV to be ineffective. I freaked out when I read this. Becuase in my case it was less than 30 seconds before the vaginal fluid mixed with lubricant came into contact with my foreskin and urethra.
Based on this do I still need to test at 6 months.
I read in one of the posts vance mentions that it takes couple of minutes for HIV to be ineffective. I freaked out when I read this. Becuase in my case it was less than 30 seconds before the vaginal fluid mixed with lubricant came into contact with my foreskin and urethra.
Based on this do I still need to test at 6 months.
assessment is the same..you can forget about hiv and move on
Sorry, Did not understand the the response.
no problem..you are fine :)
One last follow up question. There was a lot of lubrication ( water based) does that change anything?
In terms to the virus surviving in moist condition. I am asking this because you mentioned about the virus being exposed to air. Note that in my post I also mentioned that I put the sceond condom on while vaginal fluid was still on my penis.
In terms to the virus surviving in moist condition. I am asking this because you mentioned about the virus being exposed to air. Note that in my post I also mentioned that I put the sceond condom on while vaginal fluid was still on my penis.
Thank you. That's very reassuring.
zero...you dont have to worry as what you described is not a method of hiv transmission..the virus gets deactivated shortly after exposure to air and it loses its capability to infect an individual..
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