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Condom protected oral and vaginal sex with an escort with unkown lubricant
Hi,
I have two questions about hiv risk and all informative answers are greatly appreciated.
As said in the title, I had an event with an escort from Japan in UK, which is absolutely stupid of mine. I put on a condom that she provided as soon as erection took place, and then received oral sex from her and also had a vaginal intercourse.
During the vaginal part, she put some lubricant around her genital area and I guess there was also some in her vagina. I read online that oil-based lubes may weaken the condom and increase the risk. I water tested the condom after ejaculation, and there didn't seem to be any leaking, so here's my questions:
1. If the condom stayed on my penis though out the process, and didn't show any leaking with water test afterwards, does it mean that I'm well proteced?
2. Is it possible for the lubricant (I don't know the exact type, so I'm assuming it's oil just in case, cuz it did look like gel) to cause any change in the material of the condom, so that it loses its protective power without being broken or even leaking?
Do you think I need test? Thank you very much!
I have two questions about hiv risk and all informative answers are greatly appreciated.
As said in the title, I had an event with an escort from Japan in UK, which is absolutely stupid of mine. I put on a condom that she provided as soon as erection took place, and then received oral sex from her and also had a vaginal intercourse.
During the vaginal part, she put some lubricant around her genital area and I guess there was also some in her vagina. I read online that oil-based lubes may weaken the condom and increase the risk. I water tested the condom after ejaculation, and there didn't seem to be any leaking, so here's my questions:
1. If the condom stayed on my penis though out the process, and didn't show any leaking with water test afterwards, does it mean that I'm well proteced?
2. Is it possible for the lubricant (I don't know the exact type, so I'm assuming it's oil just in case, cuz it did look like gel) to cause any change in the material of the condom, so that it loses its protective power without being broken or even leaking?
Do you think I need test? Thank you very much!
Hi!
One follow up. Receiving oral sex from an escort with condom on is absolutely safe right? What if she touched her vigina and then gave a hand job with that hand (still with condom on)?
Thank you!
One follow up. Receiving oral sex from an escort with condom on is absolutely safe right? What if she touched her vigina and then gave a hand job with that hand (still with condom on)?
Thank you!
Thanks!
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Just for the future, and for your information, condom protected sex doesn't necessarily guarantee immunity from syphilis (( or some other stds)) which "can" be contracted from skin to skin contact. However, without going into further detail, as B23121 mentioned your risk is somewhere around zero. You shouldn't be concerned with that. But, if you have any general questions regarding STDs, you should post them on the STD forum.
Thank you very much for the information too!
Oh one more question. Given the description, is there any risk of other major STDs such as syphilis?
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Oral-sex-and-PCR-RNA-test/show/2728231#post_13194175
Your questions are anxiety driven. Condom protected sex poses no risk if the condom doesn't break, which is very obvious.
So, for question 1: Yes, you were well protected.
2: No, there is no such thing as HIV passing through a weakened condom. they either protect or go BOOM ((break)).
"Do I need to test ???" Take a wild guess..
Your questions are anxiety driven. Condom protected sex poses no risk if the condom doesn't break, which is very obvious.
So, for question 1: Yes, you were well protected.
2: No, there is no such thing as HIV passing through a weakened condom. they either protect or go BOOM ((break)).
"Do I need to test ???" Take a wild guess..
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