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First off I wanted to say thank you for reading this and all input is truly apricated. I had an encounter on 2/20/2020 with a sex worker which is Transgender and received oral with a condom then had anal penetration with a condom. I was a little under the influence and once I ejaculated inside and was pulling out the condom stayed inside. The whole encounter was about 30min and I'm extremely paranoid. I do have some symptoms like neck pain, swelling on my neck area under my jaw, and a sort of wooziness plus not much hunger. I'm extremely worried and have done self home test both oral swabs at 1 week after then at 19days after. Both have been negative but many site say it doesn't mean anything... Please give me any advice and my status before this event was negative and also this is my first and last event ever doing anything with a Transgender... Really scared I just ruined myself and have high anxiety towards this whole situation... Please any input or personal experiences would be great to hear.
Your situation involves protected sex which is not a risk for hiv. You can't even get hiv from unprotected oral, btw.
No worries for you, because there was no reason to test, no reason for you to worry about your body, look or poke at your body (which is irritating it and making you think the neck has a disease problem) searching for an hiv link that can't exist.
No worries for you, because there was no reason to test, no reason for you to worry about your body, look or poke at your body (which is irritating it and making you think the neck has a disease problem) searching for an hiv link that can't exist.
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I completely understand its just a worry I have because it was a transgender call girl which does this for living it was anal penetration. My mind was truly in the gutter and not my normal behavior so I'm basically driving myself nuts thinking about it. Like what if the condom had a tear or if it broke and I didn't even notice....
No worries about the condom, because if a condom fails it is a large rip down the seam and hangs in tatters so it is hard to take off. Both of you would have noticed that, so you are free to take your mind out of that gutter, and refocus on something you can do today to celebrate your health.
I appreciate the words of confidence and will keep you in my prayers for helping people get through some dark moments...
hiv prevention is straightforward, so I hope you have moved on from even thinking about it. There are real health risks in our country now so no need to think about the impossible.
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