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Sexual Intercourse With A Prostitute
Hi, firstly, thanks for reading my post. I'll just keep it short and simple.
The situation here is that (although I do not know what went into my head) I just had sexual intercourse with a prostitute about an hour or so ago. I have no idea of her health condition or if she have HIV.
It was just a brief one, we took off our clothes, then she put on a condom for me, sucked my nipples and gave me a blowjob with the condom on. Then she proceeded to insert my penis into her vagina and we had sex for about 5-10 minutes. I ejaculated inside her with the condom on. She then removed the condom for me and threw it away. I did not have a look at the condom, therefore I have no idea whether it broke or not or what brand and how durable is the condom. Am I at risk in regards to contracting HIV? Should I go for any HIV test and what and when should I take the test?
Another not so related question here is that, what's the difference between ELISA and ECLIA test? What generation are these test methods? Thanks a lot.
The situation here is that (although I do not know what went into my head) I just had sexual intercourse with a prostitute about an hour or so ago. I have no idea of her health condition or if she have HIV.
It was just a brief one, we took off our clothes, then she put on a condom for me, sucked my nipples and gave me a blowjob with the condom on. Then she proceeded to insert my penis into her vagina and we had sex for about 5-10 minutes. I ejaculated inside her with the condom on. She then removed the condom for me and threw it away. I did not have a look at the condom, therefore I have no idea whether it broke or not or what brand and how durable is the condom. Am I at risk in regards to contracting HIV? Should I go for any HIV test and what and when should I take the test?
Another not so related question here is that, what's the difference between ELISA and ECLIA test? What generation are these test methods? Thanks a lot.
Protected sex is safe sex. No need for testing. You would of known if your condom broke. So you had no risk. Always use condoms and be safe.
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