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sir i am from india and last week i had sex with a sex worker unfortunately my condom teared during sex but the sex worker immediately removed my penis from her vagina and replaced a new condom and sir the incident took place before her ejuclation. next morning i had a body ache and my body wad burning.i am afraid of hiv virus .sir please response 2 dis asap thanx
Hey raj, wht's up?!
First of all bro, frm wht you describe, I don't thnk you got HIV.
Fact, her status is unknown, meaning, you don't knw if she is positive or not.
Fact, if she was negative. Your risk was ZERO.
Fact, if she was positive, experts agree tht the chance of transmission for a single unprotected episode of vaginal intercourse for a man lies in the region of 1 in 1000.
You didn't have unprotected sex, in the true sense of the term. Your Condom broke and you immediately withdrew. Very wise of you.
=)
All in all, you were exposed, so you need to get tested.
Test at 6 weeks for a great indication of your status and 3 months to put all this behind you, once and for all.
My opinion, those tests will be negative.
=)
Smile.
Best of luck.
Always use a Condom and store thm according to Manuf. specs.
First of all bro, frm wht you describe, I don't thnk you got HIV.
Fact, her status is unknown, meaning, you don't knw if she is positive or not.
Fact, if she was negative. Your risk was ZERO.
Fact, if she was positive, experts agree tht the chance of transmission for a single unprotected episode of vaginal intercourse for a man lies in the region of 1 in 1000.
You didn't have unprotected sex, in the true sense of the term. Your Condom broke and you immediately withdrew. Very wise of you.
=)
All in all, you were exposed, so you need to get tested.
Test at 6 weeks for a great indication of your status and 3 months to put all this behind you, once and for all.
My opinion, those tests will be negative.
=)
Smile.
Best of luck.
Always use a Condom and store thm according to Manuf. specs.
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