Yes we hear that everyday and people like yourself continue to come with the same story.
Seeing as I have noticed some discrepancies online as to the risk level posed by a condom break during anal sex when sex is stopped immediately (short exposure length) and there is no ejaculation – I have seen everything from very low risk to it being equal risk of unprotected anal sex with ejaculation – I will return and post my results at 6 weeks. Hopefully that may take some of the stress away of others in a similar situation, assuming it is negative of course.
Don't fret over it, keep yourself busy and the time will fly by. Make sure your continue to use condoms.
I guess that was what I was afraid of. Having nothing more than to wait 6-8 weeks.I guess I’d hope there might be within my facts, factors that diminished the risk or made the exposure a near astronomical improbability. I feel like logically I know it is low risk. Yet, if someone offered me and a thousand other people a million dollars with the only catch being that one of us would be infected with HIV, I’m pretty sure I’d turn the money down.
You can obtain your baseline test and obtain a conclusive test result 3 months post exposure. Condom breaks are low risk situations, but you still need to test to know your status.
Yes, I've never been in a situation where a condom has broken before. I don't know what is relevant and what isn't. Like I don't know if it matters that he did not ejaculate or that he stopped immediately or what the likelihood he had it in the first place is.
You had condom protected anal sex and you had a condom failure?
You never had an exposure, HIV is not transmitted by oral sex.