What is the risk? Need Help

[boigenius]

I need advice n sum insight, a few months ago to date I engaged in a risky sexual behavior. I began 4 playin with a female and then the clothes came off, There was no condom use and I had no clue she was expecting her period. I slowly penetrated her vagina with a few slow pumps, then I pulled my penis out of her vagina as I glanced down I noticed some blood in her vagina and some on my penis. I immediately washed my genitals with soap and water, the whole sex episode lasted about 2 mins from the time I entered her and then notcing the blood. I know the female but I do not know her hiv status I know she takes care of herself but she has had many sexual partners, she assured she was fine and I had nothing to worry about. As time passed I had no buring sores discharge anything from my penis indicating std.I'm just curious what was my risk of transmission from this episode if she was indeed hiv positive?

[boigenius]

Thank you I appreciate your input.

[zamzam4]

As Teak has said you need to test.  You can do so initally at 6 weeks and this will give you a really good indication going into the 13 week test.

In my honest opinion the likelihood of you testing negative after a one-time insertive incident is high. It is more difficult, but not impossible, to transmit HIV to the insertive partner.

Symptoms or the lack of symptoms are irrelevant and are in no way an indication of somebodyshiv status.  The ONLY way to know your status is to test.

While you have had a risk and do need to test, I think it is likely you will test negative, but the only way to know for sure is to test at the times post exposure that I have mentioned previously, this is the responsible thing to do.

[boigenius]

I will test thanks, but what is the probability, more in my favor of non transmission or should I panic?

[Teak]

You can test 3 months post exposure to obtain your conclusive test result.