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HIV risk with protection
I had sex for the first time protected and for some reason I'm paranoid I have caught something even when protection was used. I'm not getting sick and I feel fine. Will my test be positive
No risk, no reason to test.
Unprotected vaginal or anal sex a test at 3 months is conclusive.
Unprotected vaginal or anal sex a test at 3 months is conclusive.
Ok you think I should still get testing?? Also I forgot to mention I had unprotected sex in March that resulted in no ejaculation also it was very brief and half if my ex penis was in only the tip of his penis. 3 weeks from that encounter I got tested and was negative. I then got tested 5 weeks after and it was negative. I haven't finished up bc there aren't any local testing centers where I'm from. I decided to go in 2 weeks since stars when I'll be closer to a testing center. Do you think I'll be fine?? Bc I've read where a 5 week negative is not conclusive but highly reassuring that I'm certainly negative
I'm wondering were there any cases of people ever contracting anything from a correctly used condom
I'm wondering were there any cases of people ever contracting anything from a correctly used condom
No, you will not. You used protection and condoms work. You had safe sex and congratulations on your commitment to safe sex.
In adults, HIV is transmitted by:
Unprotected Anal/Vaginal Sex
Sharing IV drug equipment
Direct blood contact as in infected blood transfusions.
Uses condoms for vaginal and anal sex, and you will avoid HIV infection.
In adults, HIV is transmitted by:
Unprotected Anal/Vaginal Sex
Sharing IV drug equipment
Direct blood contact as in infected blood transfusions.
Uses condoms for vaginal and anal sex, and you will avoid HIV infection.
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