feeling a little better...
found a site that pretty much confirms what you said but
unfortunately most places on the net i looked have the old info like this
http://www.thebody.com/Forums/AIDS/SafeSex/Q144299.html?ic=2003
would be nice if you could tell me the name of the researcher or the university or a keyword so i can find the research myself
another factor is what kind of effect would the lube of the condom have on the virus
it must have been silcon based cause i had trouble washing it off...or water based
also do you know if its easy for vaginal fluid to infect healthy semen?i know there are lots of question
gotta go now i ll be back later
No, not correct. Once the outher shell of the virus is damaged it cannot re-infect, even if the fluid is not dry. The theory that fluid has to dry in order to re-infect is old school thinking and we have much newer studies which show the make up of the virus and that it is the outher shell that is important.
The outer shell is damaged within seconds. Nobody has ever been infected in the manner that you describe. Never. You will not be the first.
but the virus lives inside the fluid for at least a minute or dies when the fluid is dried....correct?
this happened in much less than a minute and touched the foreskin of the penis...
kind of like when infected blood splashed in somones eye and as a result he became hiv positive
but my hope is vaginal fluid has lower concentration of hiv than blood and the quantity of the fluid was small...right?
i am guessing in infected women not the entirety of their vaginal fluid is infected..right?which explains the low rates of infection?
what i get so far is the risk was kind of low but still existent
you did get an explanation:
sexually speaking...transmission takes place INSIDE the body...when a penis is INSIDE a vagina / anus.
you had no risk. PERIOD !
i was out on a trip helped me calm down a bit..anyways
i appreciate your response and i know this is probably boring having to answer the same things over and over...but could you explain some more?
or point me out to something that might explain?
sure you can understand just a no with no explanation isnt enough for something thats worrying me so much
i would just get tested and get ovet with it but here things isnt so simple
people would hear about it and it would cause a whole lot of unnecessary drama
No, now move along, you've never had an exposure.
wasnt the virus still inside its host?considering the fact its host is the body fluid itself....
i know i sound panicked...but for the last few days i am mostly in a state of concern
sexually speaking...transmission takes place INSIDE the body...when a penis is INSIDE a vagina / anus.
you had no risk. PERIOD !
never mind found the search engine
also if hiv dies immediatly after exposed to air then how do you explain the cases of blood splashing into people eyes and get infected?
found the site...surprised i didnt find it before..i see there is no search engine but i will see what i can do
The aegis website contains much of the scientific studies I am referring to. It tends to be quite dry but it will give you the 'proof' that you are asking for
again not trying to make people angry but this is a big deal for me
i hope i am incorrect
but i tend to believe something only with proofs
can you tell me whats the source of your info?
can you tell me at least what to google?
You are incorrect in what you are saying. Searching the internet will only fuel your anxieties.
This is not a risk to you at all.
not trying to discredit you or anything
but is this proved?can you give me a link or point me the source of your info
for the last 4 days all i ve been doing is searching the net and it says everywhere for hiv to be deactivated needs at least one minute...and this happened in a matter of like 5 seconds...
my foreskin is kinda red and from what i hear the virus can get traped in there and infiltrate entry cells
also i dont know what kind of effect the lube of the condom would have
This is in no way a risk at all. NONE.
You do not need to worry as HIV is not transmitted by transferrance of fluids in the way you describe and also once exposed to the environment it is deactivated,
Nothing to worry about at all.
excuse my grammar mistakes but english isnt my mother language