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Lambskin Ignorance
Hello,
Yesterday I had protected sex with a sex worker. Or so I thought. We used a condom that I had bought and only when I returned home I realized that they were Lambskin condoms. So I read up on them and now am very much worried. Does this classify as a high risk encounter in your opinion? Would this warrant PEP?
Thank you for your great work!
Yesterday I had protected sex with a sex worker. Or so I thought. We used a condom that I had bought and only when I returned home I realized that they were Lambskin condoms. So I read up on them and now am very much worried. Does this classify as a high risk encounter in your opinion? Would this warrant PEP?
Thank you for your great work!
Had you tried to use a lambskin condom with a sex worker you wouldn't have had vaginal sex.
I just realized that I forgot all the important information in my previous post.
Yesterday I (male) had protected oral and vaginal sex (nothing rough) with a sex worker (female). Or I thought it was protected. We used a condom that I had bought and only when I returned home I realized that they were Lambskin condoms. So I read up on them and now am very much worried. Does this classify as a high risk encounter in your opinion? Would this warrant PEP?
Thank you for your great work!
Yesterday I (male) had protected oral and vaginal sex (nothing rough) with a sex worker (female). Or I thought it was protected. We used a condom that I had bought and only when I returned home I realized that they were Lambskin condoms. So I read up on them and now am very much worried. Does this classify as a high risk encounter in your opinion? Would this warrant PEP?
Thank you for your great work!
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