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HIV risk from other guys *** on my ***.
Basically we had protected anal sex and i was the bottom. Then he pulled out took the condom off and came on me. Some on my ******* some on my dick. I was wondering the risk of HIV from this encounter. Thanks
One more thing if his penis was pushed against my bumhole when he came on it would that be considered exposure to air? Like pushed against the hole.
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This is not a risk for HIV. We wish you the best.
Thank you so much for your prompt response!
Zero chance of spreading it outside the anus because it is instantly inactivated in air. Only sex risks are unprotected anal or vaginal which you didn't have.
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Ty for that. So even if it got on my bum hole there isnt a risk?
Sorry its just his penis was very close to my anus when he came. Does that change anything? Sorry for pestering
Inside is inside and outside is outside and there is no measurement of closeness needed to differentiate the two.
Ok thanks for that i was just worried if it made a difderence thanks fot that.
One more thing if his penis was pushed against my bumhole *** he came on it would that be considered exposure to air?
I think wat im tryin to say is like what is the risk if any if wen his penis was pushed against my anus unprotected if a tiny bit of the tip of his penis went inside
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There is NO need to ask the same question rapid-fire 3x in a row.
If he penetrated you, then it's a slight risk and you should go ahead and test for peace of mind.
28 days is conclusive using a 4th generation test, and any other test is conclusive 90 days after the event. There isn't anything more we can say - none of us were there and can't tell you if you were or were not penetrated sufficiently to constitute a risk for HIV.
If he penetrated you, then it's a slight risk and you should go ahead and test for peace of mind.
28 days is conclusive using a 4th generation test, and any other test is conclusive 90 days after the event. There isn't anything more we can say - none of us were there and can't tell you if you were or were not penetrated sufficiently to constitute a risk for HIV.
Ok thank you. Sorry about all the questions!
All your questions are just rephrasing the same thing, so reread the advice rather than rephrasing the same question for no useful purpose.
Also one more thing. So unless the penis fully penetrates the anus unprotected there is no risk?
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Unprotected penetration is REQUIRED for sexual transmission of HIV to occur. There is no detail you can add that will make this event a risk.
I think wat im tryin to say is like what is the risk if any if wen his penis was pushed against my anus unprotected if a tiny bit of the tip of his penis went inside.
I think once that one is answered the comment above ill be done with what i need to know. Bit of the tip went a tiny bit inside is that a risk. Never full penetration
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