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HIV Prevention (Expert Forum)
Worried about HIV and test
Answered by
Edward W Hook, MD - HIV Prevention, stds
Worried about HIV and test
by sati82, Nov 10, 2009 04:42PM
Hi Doc , i did posted my questn previsly but was in wrong fourm
below is my Histroy
- oct 2007 protected vaginal sex with a sex worker in london , i did suck her nipples , with a gentle tooth on her nipples nothing very hard .
- Nov 2007 Protected vaginal sex with sex worker in london
- Feb 2009 protected oral only with sex worker
- oct 2009 protected oral with sex worker
i did go for a test , results awaited , my question is
what is my expouser to risk , and as i was on tamiflu will this make any impact on the test results .
please help me doctor .
below is my Histroy
- oct 2007 protected vaginal sex with a sex worker in london , i did suck her nipples , with a gentle tooth on her nipples nothing very hard .
- Nov 2007 Protected vaginal sex with sex worker in london
- Feb 2009 protected oral only with sex worker
- oct 2009 protected oral with sex worker
i did go for a test , results awaited , my question is
what is my expouser to risk , and as i was on tamiflu will this make any impact on the test results .
please help me doctor .
Doctor's Answer
by Edward W Hook, MD, Nov 10, 2009 05:05PM
, Nov 10, 2009 05:05PM
I am a bit suprised you feel the need to repeat this question. I did answer it for you on the other Forum. this is exactly what I said--"Your risk for HIV from the exposures you describe is zero, even if one of the partners you mention did have HIV and it is unlikely that any of them did.
There is no risk for HIV from protected vaginal sex, from protected oral sex, or from oral contact with a partner's nipples. No risk, no reason for concern and no medical reason for testing. "
You test will be negative. that you are taking Tamiflu will not have any effect on the tet results. EWH
There is no risk for HIV from protected vaginal sex, from protected oral sex, or from oral contact with a partner's nipples. No risk, no reason for concern and no medical reason for testing. "
You test will be negative. that you are taking Tamiflu will not have any effect on the tet results. EWH
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