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SO WORRIED RIGHT NOW

On Saturday afternoon, I met a guy through the Internet. We talked and we both said that we were both clean, and apparently he has a girlfriend. Nevertheless, we exchanged unprotected oral sex and he also fingered me. Then he put on a condom and anally penetrated me for only a few seconds. It hurt, so I told him to pull out. Then he sucked me off but I did not ejaculate in his mouth. He did not ejaculate at all. Later, via email, I asked him if he was negative, and he said that he was tested about a month or a month and half ago, showing that he was all negative and completely clean. Nevertheless, I went on Truvada and Isentress approximately 48 hours after the encounter.
1) Was PEP warranted?
2) Am I at risk?

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Hello guys, I did complete a 28 day supply of PEP. 2 weeks after the last dose of PEP or 6 weeks post exposure, my doctor put in a 4th generation Abbott test and the result came out as nonreactive/negative. He said that this is a good indicator that I have not been infected. What do you guys think?
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Protected sex=no risk
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Hello James, I might have had anal fissures(blood) when he penetrated me with a condom. Is this of any concern?
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Please do not send PM's if your question has been answered correctly and I respect the answer of james as he is studying to be an infectiuos disease doctor. His opinioin will carry more weight than mine.
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So, there really is no way I can contract HIV? Sorry, I'm just so worried.
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No
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So youre saying that my unprotected oral sex and protected receptive anal sex should not be a concern?
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This is not an HIV concern
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Even though he could be HIV positive. Also, a week later, I noticed a red bump or just redness in/on my anus. Should I be worried, considering that he used a condom?
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You did not need PEP whatsoever as nothing you mention was a risk for infection.
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