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Hiv transmission
Dear Sir/s,
I have a question about the hiv transmission If you give me a response I will gratitude.
8 weeks ago I had an protected sex (with using condom) with the male partner. This is ok. Before the sex activity I shaved my sexual area and the area of it before 18-19 hours. after my male partner ejaculated to the inside of the condom (after the sex) he tried to rub to my back sexual area but only the area of the back sexual area. He told me I didn't ejaculate there is onyly pre-ejaculate My question is Should I worry about my shaved back area (18-19 hours before) to get transmit HIV from the pre-ejaculate to my back area? there's no bleeding (top of the back area) (AND AFTER I GOT TESTED HIV AT 6.WEEKS I WAS NEGATIVE)
Best regards,
John Russel
I have a question about the hiv transmission If you give me a response I will gratitude.
8 weeks ago I had an protected sex (with using condom) with the male partner. This is ok. Before the sex activity I shaved my sexual area and the area of it before 18-19 hours. after my male partner ejaculated to the inside of the condom (after the sex) he tried to rub to my back sexual area but only the area of the back sexual area. He told me I didn't ejaculate there is onyly pre-ejaculate My question is Should I worry about my shaved back area (18-19 hours before) to get transmit HIV from the pre-ejaculate to my back area? there's no bleeding (top of the back area) (AND AFTER I GOT TESTED HIV AT 6.WEEKS I WAS NEGATIVE)
Best regards,
John Russel
you are making a big deal out of something very small. NO RISK!! test @ 3 months if you want to get a conclusive and ease your mind. But if condom didn't fail, there was no risk!
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