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am i hiv infected if ........ ??
when i was 10 years old girl, a boy of my age lured me for his sexual pleasure. He took off my and his clothes. He made me lay on a bed and came on top of me. He did not have any erection, as he was just 10 yrs old. He placed his penis near my clitoris and started rubbing it with his penis .....he DID NOT have any erection at that time. So do you think i could have got infected with hiv?
hiv is transmitted through...
unprotected vaginal/anal intercourse
sharing iv drug works
mother to child
END OF DISCUSSION
unprotected vaginal/anal intercourse
sharing iv drug works
mother to child
END OF DISCUSSION
he just rubbed an unerect penis againts your vagina..
hiv cant be transmitted that way assuming the 10 yr old boy was positive
hiv cant be transmitted that way assuming the 10 yr old boy was positive
How can you be so sure ? Please give me the explanation as i am very nervous.
you did not have a risk...kindly move on
Do boys have any kind of secretion of fluids ( m not asking about semen and urine) at the age of 10 , that can cause HIV ?
Now i am 24 yrs old. At that time, I did not get my periods and he did not have erectionand there was no penetration inside vagina. I do not know whether that boy has HIV or not. So, is it possible that i cud have got infected?
Come on, what is the possibility that a 10 year boy would be HIV positive. :)
Sexual transmission of HIV requires ERECTION + PENETRATION. Rubbing is not a risk of HIV. You don't need to get tested.
Sexual transmission of HIV requires ERECTION + PENETRATION. Rubbing is not a risk of HIV. You don't need to get tested.
How old are you? And as long as no fluids were released or exchanged you should be ok. Have you been tested?
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