Aa
i am afraid
I had sexual intercourse with a masseuse we had protected vaginal sex and oral sex,
after the intercourse, i remove the condom with my hands and i think some of her vaginal fluid touch the tip of my penis, after a few days of the massage, i had diarrhea, vomitting, rash that disappear within hours and feeling fatigue am i infected, i am really worried i had asked her whether she was clean she said she checked every two months so i wasnt sure.
after the intercourse, i remove the condom with my hands and i think some of her vaginal fluid touch the tip of my penis, after a few days of the massage, i had diarrhea, vomitting, rash that disappear within hours and feeling fatigue am i infected, i am really worried i had asked her whether she was clean she said she checked every two months so i wasnt sure.
Thats fair enough but you have your answer now.
You say yourself : 'protected'
So if you were wearing a condom you're fine
:)
You say yourself : 'protected'
So if you were wearing a condom you're fine
:)
You had no risk in the activities you mention. Vaginal fluid is not infectious once its outside her body. You have nothing to worry here. You had no risk and don't need testing. Put this episode behind you and go on with life. Be well.
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Thanks alot bro! But the anxiety really hits me hard i jus cant do anything well at this point of time it really bugs me alot
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