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I had a couple of sexual exposures, all protected with prostitutes. But I am concerned with the one I had three months ago. Lately I have been thinking about it a lot. I just can't get this thing out of my mind, no matter how hard I try. I went to a prostitute three months ago, she did fellatio with the condom and then intercourse with the same condom. However, during the intercourse I saw blood on the condom. I took it out right away, took the the condom off, and washed my hands. There were no apparent bruises or cuts on my penis. I am concerned what are my chances of contracting HIV, if I touched the condom with my hands and the blood came in contact with my fingers. I was careful in taking the condom off, but there was a small cut on my finger. Is it possible to contract HIV through this small cut I got a week before this incident. For past some days, I feel muscle ache in most parts of my body. I don't know if it is because of swollen lymph nodes or what. Your advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot Lizzie. I have decided not to engage into these things anymore. I am abstaining from sex after realizing how much my life has been affected after this incident. One last question, does it increases my risk of contracting HIV if I had about 6 to 7 sexual exposures, all protected. Thanks again.
no it is not possible.
for starters...cuts start healing from the inside waaaaaaaaaay before it reaches the outer layer of skin.
hiv is transmitted through...
unprotected vaginal / anal intercourse
sharing iv drug works
mother to child
you had NO RISK ! ! ! !
for starters...cuts start healing from the inside waaaaaaaaaay before it reaches the outer layer of skin.
hiv is transmitted through...
unprotected vaginal / anal intercourse
sharing iv drug works
mother to child
you had NO RISK ! ! ! !
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