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Should I get tested?
Hi MedHelp,
Been a few years since I been on here hope all is well. As of late I found my self in a bit of a precarious position. I had insertive anal sex with a TS woman. I was the top. I have had sex with her a few times in the past but this time the condom broke. I may have came in her, not exactly sure as I didn't notice the condom broke until I pulled out. She didn't seem worried and when I asked her about her HIV status she made a sarcastic remark and the next day told me she was clean after I asked her again. I have been a bit paranoid ever since and more annoyed since I just tested for HIV a month before this and came out negative. Im currently at Day 49 post the day of the condom breakage and have no symptoms of ARS or anything like that besides allergies which is common for me this time of year, my question is do you think its worth getting tested again? Is it to early? She didnt seem worried at all. I feel like im over thinking this whole thing and would like some ones opinion. Thanks in advanced!
Been a few years since I been on here hope all is well. As of late I found my self in a bit of a precarious position. I had insertive anal sex with a TS woman. I was the top. I have had sex with her a few times in the past but this time the condom broke. I may have came in her, not exactly sure as I didn't notice the condom broke until I pulled out. She didn't seem worried and when I asked her about her HIV status she made a sarcastic remark and the next day told me she was clean after I asked her again. I have been a bit paranoid ever since and more annoyed since I just tested for HIV a month before this and came out negative. Im currently at Day 49 post the day of the condom breakage and have no symptoms of ARS or anything like that besides allergies which is common for me this time of year, my question is do you think its worth getting tested again? Is it to early? She didnt seem worried at all. I feel like im over thinking this whole thing and would like some ones opinion. Thanks in advanced!
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