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unprotected vaginal sex with csw
dear dr. i am male 24, married no kids... i m heterosexual.. recently i was out with my friends in new zealand, and was quite wasted that night so we went to brothel, i went up with a girl who young and dark/brown skin.. i dont know wat i was thinking dr. i was out of my mind and gave her 110$ tip to give me an oral sex without condom, we end up havin vaginal sex for first 1-2 mins without condom, than i told her i m scared and i put a condom on... and we took it out again till i cum, but i did not cum inside her, i took it out just on time.. i know dr. i m the world most stupid man and i m really scared now.. Its been 3 weeks since this exposure and now havin a flu.running nose, a bit pain on my throat.... dr. i m so scared whether i have got hiv due to this incident... dr. wat shld i do... shld i b worried at all .. the girl said she is fine and she is clean... but i dont know.. i m scared.. may b the guilt.. looking forward for your response.. thank you..
thank you dr. I m jst so scared now but wil get blood test next week ..
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Welcome to our Forum. To summarize, you have had unprotected oral and vaginal sex with a commercial sex worker with unknown HIV status, Now you have a flu-like illness. Could this be HIV.
The short answer to your question is that while this could be HIV it is unlikely to be. Chances are that your partner did not have HIV and even if she die, there is virtually no risk of getting HIV from receipt of oral sex and the risk from unprotected vaginal sex is less than 1 infection in 1000 acts of vaginal intercourse, IF you partner had HIV which, as I have already said, it unlikely.. The symptoms you are having may be compatible with having HIV but it is far, far more likely that what you are experiencing is a summer cold. If your symptoms are due to HIV, 5-7 days after the onset of symptoms an HIV blood test (preferably a DUO test which tests for other HIV antibody and p24 antigen) would almost certainly be positive.
My assessment is that it is unlikely that you have HIV. An HIV blood test, as suggested above, might be a good idea, with a follow-up at 8 weeks when virtually all HIV blood tests are positive. If these tests are negative, you need not worry further. EWH
The short answer to your question is that while this could be HIV it is unlikely to be. Chances are that your partner did not have HIV and even if she die, there is virtually no risk of getting HIV from receipt of oral sex and the risk from unprotected vaginal sex is less than 1 infection in 1000 acts of vaginal intercourse, IF you partner had HIV which, as I have already said, it unlikely.. The symptoms you are having may be compatible with having HIV but it is far, far more likely that what you are experiencing is a summer cold. If your symptoms are due to HIV, 5-7 days after the onset of symptoms an HIV blood test (preferably a DUO test which tests for other HIV antibody and p24 antigen) would almost certainly be positive.
My assessment is that it is unlikely that you have HIV. An HIV blood test, as suggested above, might be a good idea, with a follow-up at 8 weeks when virtually all HIV blood tests are positive. If these tests are negative, you need not worry further. EWH
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