You were never exposed to HIV, therefore your risk remains non existent. No need for test or getting confused with numbers and probabilities. You had protected sex, and your protection did not fail, No Risk, Period, end of story
thanks nyvinny,
actually i wasn't 2 weeks, it was 6 weeks after intercourse.
and it just because the terror sms that received. i even dont know who is he/she.
he/she said got HIV positive. you can read my story from my post in anxiety forum.
anxiety makes me crazy
thanks
Let's put it this way. The odds she had HIV, probably no more than 1 in 100. The odds of catching HIV from a woman, less than 1 in 2000. So already, you're odds aren't any higher than 1 in 200,000. Combine that with the fact you used a command, the odds approach zero, and there is no appreciable risk. While a test at two weeks isn't conclusive, it provides further evidence against a new HIV infection, if that's even possible. Bottom line: the most harmful thing you can do at this point is waste your time and energy chasing a problem you don't have. Move on with your life, and if you're feeling guilt and shame about what you did (which you shouldn't by the way), don't let that cloud reality and the facts that you're fine.
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hi teak.
please...please...i need an brief answer.
thanks
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yes? to trust? or to take another test?