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Had protected sexual intercourse with an unknown CSW
And then i began to feel insecure of my health status...
so i met with a doctor and discussed..
I got tested hiv duo test at 25th day of exposure that was negative...
And then i retested hiv test at 2 months and 3 weeks of exposure..
Although my doctor suggested me not to worry and urge to move on..
so i wanted to know that “do i really need to do some more tests or try to move on my life ?”
And then i began to feel insecure of my health status...
so i met with a doctor and discussed..
I got tested hiv duo test at 25th day of exposure that was negative...
And then i retested hiv test at 2 months and 3 weeks of exposure..
Although my doctor suggested me not to worry and urge to move on..
so i wanted to know that “do i really need to do some more tests or try to move on my life ?”
It was a never risk to start with,protected sex wont give you hiv provided the condom did its job which dint failed.
Of course your test result will be continue to be negative based on that non risk scenario,try not to worry and move on.
Of course your test result will be continue to be negative based on that non risk scenario,try not to worry and move on.
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