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unbrotected oral and forttage

Im bad english. Please help . It was oral unbrotected for 20 seconds .after that forttage i cant remember maybe here vaginal fluid insert to my penis im afraid . At 29 days i tested combo 4 th genration test its nigatev . Please help  
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Are you having any symptoms?

Oral sex and frottage is much lower risk than vaginal or anal sex. It is not considered a risk for HIV, and your test at 29 days is conclusive, so you do not have HIV from the encounter.

20 seconds of oral sex is probably not going to result in transmission of anything, nor is frottage, but if you are worried, why not just test for STDs and put your mind at ease?
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No i dont have symptoms( until today 30 days )
For 30 days ago i had:
1-received oral sex for 20 seconds .
2-rubbing genitals cum outsid .
Im very afraid if i get hiv .from Vaginal fluid Through the
Tip of the penis.

I tested 3 times combo test HIV 1+2 (Ag+Ab);P in the hospital (blood from vien )
First time at 21 days
Second time at 23 days
Last time at 28.5 days
All results are negative .
What is the risk ?
Should i test again ?
Your 28 day test is conclusive. You did not get HIV, even if there was a risk. I don't know if her fluids got into your penis - it's doubtful - but even if they did, you didn't get HIV.

You do not need to test again.
This has already been answered in the HIV forum for you.
I test again at 36 days bcz im very worry .
Its negativ . 4th generation combo test
Your tests are conclusive - again. You should seek counseling. This is an anxiety issue, not an STD/HIV issue.

Best of luck to you.
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