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Risk of HIV after unprotected encounter?

I am absolutely terrified I might have contracted HIV from an encounter a few months ago.  I made out with this guy I've known for a while. I ended up giving him oral without a condom (he did not ejaculate). His penis was maybe an inch or two inside my vagina (without a condom) for thirty seconds before I told him to stop and that I didn't want to have sex. I gave him a hand job and he ejaculated on my stomach. I know this is graphic- believe me, I don't enjoy typing this. Anyway, I found out a few days ago that he is HIV positive. I'm petrified. I am a type 1 diabetic- an HIV diagnosis on top of that would just be horrible. I wanted to take a home HIV test but I'm a few days (maybe a week) shy of the 3-month mark. What are the chances I did actually contract HIV? Can I go ahead and take a home test or should I wait a few days? Any advice?
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4250906 tn?1369809356
Just so you know there are women who have children from hiv positive men, both knowingly, and because of the meds neither the woman nor the child get hiv. Just a random fact.
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3 month mark and it will be conclusive.
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Okay, just as an update: I got too anxious and paranoid, so I went ahead and took the oraquick test. The results were negative. So after the initial feeling of relief, I realized I'm not necessarily out of the woods yet. When should I test again? In a week? At the 6-month mark?
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4250906 tn?1369809356
I would not be surprised at all if you test hiv negative.
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Wait till you get to the 3 month mark and it will be conclusive.
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