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hi, 3 weeks ago i had a journey to thailand and stayed there for a week, during that time , i had sex two times with two different sex worker, i used 1 condom during the blowjob but after that i put another condom on the previous one so i used 2 condoms together during the intercourses but the condoms didnt tear , but after ejaculation i pull out the condom with my hand and the condoms were wet and my semen was compeletely in the condom. 3 days after coming back from thailand i had a bad cold and sorethroat. about 12 days after coming back still i had cold , that time i had sex with my wife (she is pregnant) and tomorrow morning she told me that she has headache and her body wea hot and she had alittle sorethroat. are we at the risk of hiv ? plz answer as soon as u can?
Well she obviously caught the cold off you because you said you were sick 3 days after returning home.This cold has nothing to do with hiv,everyone catches colds and flu,s.You can,t infect your wife with hiv when you don,t have it.
what about my wife ? why did she have hot body and sore throat exactly the day after our first intercourse after my return from journey?
Look,you made a mistake and i think you have learned your lesson.We are not here to judge but help people.The main thing is that you used protection and saved yourself from possible infection and to TheTruthIZ,lets keep it civil,i think he realizes now that he made a mistake and is sorry for what he did.
i confess that i have made a big mistake and should be punished but not with hiv , it was my first time that i did this mistake and will be my last time , please help with my worry !
You used protection so you never had a risk of hiv transmission.The cold and sore throat have nothing to do with your encounter.There was no need to put on 2 condoms at once either,that,s how they break.Focus on your wife because she needs you now more than ever because she,s pregnant and it would be a good idea to stay away from sex workers and live a healthy lifestyle with your family.All the best.
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