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by ksxy, Sep 07, 2008 11:50PM
Stupid I am; but I might have got the tip of my penis (the urine area and around) exposed to a drop of vaginal fluid on the sheet. I can see the tip of my penis totally wet there; and if that's the vaginal fluid it should be there fresh (i.e. possibly just flow out from body). She's with underpant and skirt; so I would suppose the fluid went through the underpant and possibly skirt; then went on the sheet and I touched it. No direct genital-genital touch, no ejaculation, no hand job, oral, anal or vaginal sex.
I seek answers in different places but got difference answer...
Dr. EWH: No risk to HIV or any STD. No need to test.
Another Specialist in STD: No risk to HIV or any STD since he didn't think that fluid can be from the girl. No need to test.
Government HIV hotline: No risk to HIV since no penetration; low risk for STD. At most test for STD.
A counselor from a charity organization: low risk to HIV and STD. Test for all.
.... I am really paranoid. Can you give me some suggestions?
I seek answers in different places but got difference answer...
Dr. EWH: No risk to HIV or any STD. No need to test.
Another Specialist in STD: No risk to HIV or any STD since he didn't think that fluid can be from the girl. No need to test.
Government HIV hotline: No risk to HIV since no penetration; low risk for STD. At most test for STD.
A counselor from a charity organization: low risk to HIV and STD. Test for all.
.... I am really paranoid. Can you give me some suggestions?
Member Comments (3)
by diver58, Sep 08, 2008 01:52AM
To: ksxy
Take what Doc EWH said. We are not more knowledgeable than him. Opinion of the Counselor from the charity organization is not correct. There is absolutely NO RISK.
by ksxy, Sep 08, 2008 07:32PM
hmmm... so vaginal fluid, after floating out, is not infecious?
by joggen, Sep 08, 2008 07:58PM
HIV in vaginal fluid does not infect outside the woman's vagina.
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