Just worried

[Ralphstan2]

I had protected sex with a CSW using a condom. The condom did not break. After sex. I pulled d condom off using my bear fingers holding the tip which was exposed to the virgina. After which i used i used a toilet roll to clean my hand and used same toilet roll to clean my penis including d tip or opening of the penis. I think i was careful. I'm just worried dat some of her virginal fluid deposited on my finger which was cleaned with the toilet roll might have touched the opening of my penis while cleaning it. Is this possible

[Ralphstan2]

Thanks alot. I think i might just rest my head and sleep well knowing that i had no risk.

[Vance2335]

You need to accept that it is no risk.

[Ralphstan2]

Does it mean that as the virginal fluid is deposited on the toilet tissue, it has been exposed to air and has become uninfectious?

[ricky_id]

True. Anyway even if the vaginal fluid got into the toilet roll, it had been immediately made uninfectious once it's exposed to the air, which is an extra reason why you shouldn't worry.

[Ralphstan2]

Pls i need to understand if my thought is correct

[Ralphstan2]

Thank u 4 ur response. I think even if the virgina fluid was on d toilet roll,it would have been absorbed by it and will not be transfered to the opening on my penis while cleaning.

[diver58]

Routes for HIV Transmission

1. Sexual Routes,,, Unprotected vaginal or anal sex.

2. Non Sexual Routes,,, Transfusion of unscreened infected blood (still a problem in the developing world), From mother to child and sharing syringes by drug users.

Anything not mentioned above, oes not have an HIV risk.

[Ralphstan2]

So u mean i should not worry about being infected by HIV this way? Pls how can HIV b transmitted.

[diver58]

No ! HIV never transmits that way.

[Ralphstan2]

I'm just worried that the toilet roll i used to clean my finger might have carried some virginal fluid and transfered it to the opening/tip of my penis while cleaning my penis with it

[diver58]

You never had a risk of HIV. You had protected sex and the protection did not fail. HIV does not transmit through skin contact of vaginal fluids.