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I am a 22 year old male I'm always had good health

Last night I had drunk sex with this girl I met a while ago I used a condom. I was wondering what was the chances of me getting herpes I didn't see any lesions in or around her vagina.
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Hi! All i can say is that I had HSV1 AND 2 for the past 9 years and had a partner for 2 years who never contracted and sex was always unprotected. Now I am married for the past 5 years with another person. We do not use any protection other than abstain from sex while a visible aoutbreak and he has never got in it. To add to all that we also have unprotected sex while on my menstruation days and he never develop an outbreak. Hope this helps.
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No. The point is that for any single unprotected exposure with a known positive partner has about a 1 in a 1000 chance of contracting hsv. Add a condom to the mix and that effectively brings the odds to close to zero. I wouldn't be concerned. Honestly.
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I have a red bump now on my penis shaft above the circumsion line now two days after
I would have it looked at by your Dr or a dermatologist
It has gone away now after I put antibiotics on it
All that is left is a white string
I shouldn't get a std test this early ?
But it's still red a little
15249123 tn?1478652475
Your risk (if she has hsv) is so small from a single protected exposure that it doesn't warrant concern.
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Do they test for herpes with birth control ?
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While I was fingering her she did bleed but I think this was due to my nails
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She also told me she is on birth control do they test for that when you get on it ?
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