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Risk of having HIV
Hello Dr.,
I got tested for HIV at 3 weeks and at 10 weeks and six days and the results were both negative. On January 17th I had protected sex with a CSW. I was stupid and fisted the woman and did it with the hand that had scabs on it and a day old cut that was covered with a band-aid (after the encounter i poured hydrogen peroxide all over my hand). She tested negative a month before our encounter (i saw the paper my self) and i called her again to ask if she got tested again and she said she tested two months after we had sex and she was negative again. When I was doing the deed my condom was on inside of her but when i withdrew the condom came off, it was not lost in her i could see it come off when i came out. When i called her shes the one that told me to stop worrying before i had a heart attack. Was I ever at risk, im a little worried because i recently saw a bump on my back that only hurts when i touch it. Is my stress all in my head and can i breathe a sigh of releif, do i need to do more tests.
From: TheBean01
Thank You and have a great day
I got tested for HIV at 3 weeks and at 10 weeks and six days and the results were both negative. On January 17th I had protected sex with a CSW. I was stupid and fisted the woman and did it with the hand that had scabs on it and a day old cut that was covered with a band-aid (after the encounter i poured hydrogen peroxide all over my hand). She tested negative a month before our encounter (i saw the paper my self) and i called her again to ask if she got tested again and she said she tested two months after we had sex and she was negative again. When I was doing the deed my condom was on inside of her but when i withdrew the condom came off, it was not lost in her i could see it come off when i came out. When i called her shes the one that told me to stop worrying before i had a heart attack. Was I ever at risk, im a little worried because i recently saw a bump on my back that only hurts when i touch it. Is my stress all in my head and can i breathe a sigh of releif, do i need to do more tests.
From: TheBean01
Thank You and have a great day
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello
You are HIV negative from this encounter.
The lady you "fisted the woman and did it with the hand that had scabs on it and a day old cut that was covered with a band-aid" had tested negative before and after the encounter and you had protected vaginal sex with her = very safe activity and you have demonstrated the safety of this.
I'm not really sure why you are still worrying about it.
Relax. Best regards, Sean
You are HIV negative from this encounter.
The lady you "fisted the woman and did it with the hand that had scabs on it and a day old cut that was covered with a band-aid" had tested negative before and after the encounter and you had protected vaginal sex with her = very safe activity and you have demonstrated the safety of this.
I'm not really sure why you are still worrying about it.
Relax. Best regards, Sean
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I don't understand why you're still worrying about this from an HIV perspective.
You've had PROTECTED SEX.
You've had NEGATIVE HIV testing at a good interval.
The lady herself was TESTED HIV NEGATIVE before and AFTER the event.
There was no risk and you've established that. The "scab" issue is entirely irrelevant.
best wishes, Sean
You've had PROTECTED SEX.
You've had NEGATIVE HIV testing at a good interval.
The lady herself was TESTED HIV NEGATIVE before and AFTER the event.
There was no risk and you've established that. The "scab" issue is entirely irrelevant.
best wishes, Sean
Was the ten weeks and 6 days negative test conclusive and what are the risks if one of the scabs opened up during the episode.
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
