Please your assessment

[cgt_79]

hello,

2 weeks ago I had a encounter with a professional lady, she just "finished" and was really wet when she took the condom off, I could feel her hand sliding and carrying a lot of fluid covering my entire member, then she put another condom on and we continued.
Could the vaginal fluids stayed inside the new condom thus “infecting me” (if she is HIV positive)?
I have developed the following just a couple of days ago:
- Stiff neck with a painful right side
- Dizziness all day long
- Stomach cramps and nausea
- My left forearm is nub
- Pinching pain between the inner and outer arc in my right feet
- Light headed and no appetite at all
- I am having difficulty swallowing
- I am feeling very tired since the other symptoms started
I did not think at all about getting “infected” until started to feel the above (I did not eat anything strange of not cooked at all)
Thank you in advance for your answer

[Edward W Hook, MD]

Welcome to the HIV Prevention Forum. Condom protected sex is safe sex and even if your partner was wet during your exposure, there is no risk of HIV as long as the condom stayed intact.

Your symptoms are non-specific and could be a reflection of your anxiety related to the exposure you mention or a summer, non-STD viral infection. There is virtually no chance that you got HIV form the exposure you describe, even in the unlikely circumstnace that your partner had HIV (most commercial sex workers do not have HIV).  Tajke care.  You do not need testing related to this exposure.  EWH

[cgt_79]

Thank you