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I had sn exposure couple weeks ago,i kiss a guy deep kissing and he went to the bath room asking me to take my bra off so that he could ejaculate by himself ,no sex and i didnt give him blowjob but while he was doing his self with his hand .i just barely put my mouth on his penis not in side my mouth .is there any risk or shud i get test ?,he had lil precum on jis penis
Again, zero risk. And obviously you cannot let tis go. If you cannot trust us. You can get a hiv test anytime now. The results are conclusive. And it will give you peace of mind. Based on this your result should be negative.
Ok thank u ,u guys doing a wonderful job helping us with our fear,so dont worry about rhe rash i have at this moment?
It is not hiv! If your having a hard time trusting us. Get tested for your own peace of mind. As it has already been 14 weeks post exposure. Based on this expect a negative. If anything comes up positive it will not be from this exposure.
After my 14 week exposure today i notice some lil bumps next to my knee and get itchy when i itch them it spread to be a big red spot ,could that be hiv related ?or is it too late to show hiv rash?and does the rash get warm because my rash is warm.please help me with ur honest reply, thank u very much today i get really scared looking at the rash
Was worried alot when i had some rash came on my skin but after i show one of my friend she said to me she have the samethings then i started to hear other people complaining about these rash n its from the heat so i feel a lil better .but i get back to being worried after hearing hiv can get doing oral sex dats wen i started to feel lil pain in my body.....please tell me if i need any test for dis exposure.... Thank you
Even if my mouth touch his precum,is there still no risk...am having lil pain here n there in my body
Zero risk for hiv. As long as his penis did not go in your vagina you had no risk. And if in doubt get tested with every new partner.
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