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should I be tested??

Hi,

I had vaginal intercourse with a man of unknown status twice. On both occasions he did not ejaculate inside me. Should I get a HIV test? He tells me he never had a test and had unprotected sex with a woman once but never suffered any symptoms. About 6 days after having sex with him I developed a tongue trush and no other symtoms I have the trush for 2 weeks now and can seem to nock it maybe it becuase I am a bit stressed out. Any suggestions would be great. Also what is the odds if he did have hiv of catching I know it is like 1000/1 for a man does anyone know what it is for a woman and in my case where he did not ejaculate in me. Thanks
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Not always. It's not HIV specific.
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doesnt thrush come later in hiv teak?
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Thrush does not mean you are HIV positive. Anyone can get thrush at anytime. Infants are prone to Thrush. The earliest to test is 6 weeks post exposure.
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Thanks teak. I am a bit freaked now and with the tongue trush and all. But my own fault never thought if there was no ejacultaion you could catch it what a fool am I. Will test next week any way then again a few weeks after that. But just a quick question if you dont mind. Is it hard to catch it when there is no ejaculation or is it like 1000/1 for a man?? Thanks again
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First off you don't need ejaculation to transmit HIV. Yes if you had unprotected vaginal or anal sex you do need to test. You can test at 6 weeks and if negative test at 3 months and collect your conclusive test result.
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