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Need some help here, trying not to panic...

7 days ago I had a quicky with a sec worker. We had protected vaginal sex for about 2 minutes. She put the condom on me with her mouth and I noticed it was a little loose after I pulled out of her. The head and nost of the shaft was still covered and I tested the condom with water after to male sure it wasnt leaking or had a hole.

3 days after the encounter I got sick with what feels like the flu but also match ars symptoms


Fever
Chills
Mouth sores
Body ache
Cough with chest congestion
Constant headache
Fatigue

I'm worried I contracted hiv even though we used a condom. I also have a small 5 day old cur on my penis head from a zipper accident that had mostly healed by that time. There are other people in my house who have the flu last week. Should I get tested?
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20620809 tn?1504362969
HIV is only transmitted by unprotected vaginal or anal sex or sharing IV drug needles.  You used a condom and as long as your head of our penis was covered, there is no risk whatsoever.  
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188761 tn?1584567620
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Please see a GP for your ailments, they are unrelated to HIV, condoms are sufficient to protect against transmission of HIV. You weren't at risk. Testing is not necessary.
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20821760 tn?1523370304
No risk in the scenario you mentioned cause the condom dint break apart,theres really no need to test and if u decided to test the result will be negative based on that scenario.
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