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Am I at risk?
Dear Drs,
I was served by a prostitute 2.5weeks ago.
We had shower together and her hands touched my penis（urinal）when she helped me to wash.
After that, she served me by hands and oral only. We did not have any intercourse. I also wore condom throughout the whole process.
I did not aware whether there was any wounds on her hands but at least,I didn't see blood on the condom at the end.
I am afraid that I was infected by her if (1) there was any small wound on her hands which touched my penis's urinal membrane; (2) she touched her vigina before helped to wash my penis (so there was her body fluid on her hands that can cause infection？
Am I at risk of HIV infection and need to be tested for it?
Or
I am just worried well.....
Hope can have your advice...I am very worried.
I was served by a prostitute 2.5weeks ago.
We had shower together and her hands touched my penis（urinal）when she helped me to wash.
After that, she served me by hands and oral only. We did not have any intercourse. I also wore condom throughout the whole process.
I did not aware whether there was any wounds on her hands but at least,I didn't see blood on the condom at the end.
I am afraid that I was infected by her if (1) there was any small wound on her hands which touched my penis's urinal membrane; (2) she touched her vigina before helped to wash my penis (so there was her body fluid on her hands that can cause infection？
Am I at risk of HIV infection and need to be tested for it?
Or
I am just worried well.....
Hope can have your advice...I am very worried.
HIV is transmitted through...
unprotected vaginal / anal intercourse (penetration)
sharing iv drug works
mother to child
clearly you can see that you had NO risk.
unprotected vaginal / anal intercourse (penetration)
sharing iv drug works
mother to child
clearly you can see that you had NO risk.
you must have unprotected penetrative vaginal/anal sex for you to have a risk/exposure.... no need to worry about hiv.... be happy.......
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