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Hi, I was tested for HIV on April 2015, it was negative, since then I have had sex with four different partners, with the first two I had protected vaginal sex only, no oral or anal. with the third at first he gave me oral sex and then we had vaginal sex, he used a condom most of the time, but all of a sudden he took it off and lasted a few seconds, he didn't come inside (by the way I told him I was worried about std's and he said I shouldn't worry). and with the last I'm having regular sex, we use condoms, sometimes we have oral sex (he never ejaculates in my mouth), but the last time he penetrated me without a condom just for a few seconds then he put one on (I told him too I was worried about std's). I want to know if I am at risk of HIV, thank you.
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Then take a DUO test at 28 days.
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the probem is that now I'm doubting about how long it was, I'm pretty sure my only risk was with the thrid guy, he took the condom off a minute before coming but he came outside, also he studied medicine and he's doing his internship, and I think they get tested and I said I was worried about HIV, he said he was okay
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I see no reason for testing if it was only a few seconds.
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thanks! also I'm sure I'm safe from other std's, I only wanted to know if there's risk with precum, cause as I said they didn't come inside, and with the third it was a one time thing, and the last guy, I asked him and he has been tested, so do you think I should get tested?
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Yes you had a risk, but if it was only for a few seconds nothing to really worry about.
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