Worriedandworriedmore is I'm afraid way off on this one. You will know if a condom has broken and it did not happen in your case thus talk of quality is a moot point as you were protected. Yes HIV can be transmitted to babies via breast milk but NOT adults. I would not recommend testing based on the information provided but for peace of mind a HIV Duo test at 28 days post exposure will be conclusive.
Can you too help me on this question plzzz :(
Thanks diver but is that what the last comments entered by worriedandworriedmore true that i need to get tested :( as i m in a bit risk ( because the risk is not zero )... Please help me on this my last question
No, it is not the number of sexual activities but the nature of the activity that matters. You may go for protected sex as many times as you want, without a risk but just one episode of unprotected sex puts you at HIV risk
Yes I understand completely about the test, however could you please answer my last question ??? I remember there were no instance or condom failure.. but I am just worried about the number of times I was involve in this activity. :( does this puts me in risk ?
If you are in doubt, the only way to rule out the infection is a test. If your last exposure is more than 3 months old, get a common antibody test done, or if less than 3 months but more than 4 weeks, get 4th generation Duo test to collect your conclusive report and move on with your life.
Yes, But I was worried because there are many instances ( more than 20 )... I swear I won't be going on this path again :( :( .. could you please help me on this.. ?
None of the activities you mentioned, puts you at HIV risk. You are fine. Condom protected sex gives you 100% protection against HIV and other STD's if it does not fail during sex., and you never experienced any failure of condom I guess.