skin-to-skin contact with condom on

[dt79]

I had a brief encounter with a sex worker recently.  I received oral sex with condom on and then had very brief (literally less than 10 seconds) vaginal intercourse.  I stopped because I was not comfortable with the potential health of this partner: pulled out, removed condom, masturbated myself.  Of course, like many others, I'm worried now.  I can't imagine that there was much skin-to-skin contact, given that I aborted this encounter, but I did not actually see her vagina to notice any open sores; I did notice acne-like sores on her hips that worried me, though.  

I plant to be tested for ease of mind in about 6 weeks, but is there any real worry that I can pass an infection on to others?  Lets just say I did somehow contract something via skin contact -- when would I be a risk to others?

Many thanks in advance.

[auntiejessi]

Oh lets not panic.  We don't know if she had HIV, herpes, or anything.

Your use of a condom greatly reduces your risk of anything, and you only had sex less than 10 seconds.  This isn't something I would particularly worry about.

If you did contract something, then you could be infectious now.

Chances are good that you didn't.

Aj

[radian]

"From other posts I have read from the Dr's in the Dr section, the risk of an STD with a condom on is none. "

If she was immuno compromised with AIDS she\he would be spreading HSV like mad and that goes skin-skin. Some countries test for AIDS. Look into that to see if the country\place you were in tests.

[Vance2335]

From other posts I have read from the Dr's in the Dr section, the risk of an STD with a condom on is none. And with such a breif encounter it is very unlikely that you have an STD.
I am not an expert because I did ask a question myself, but this is knowledge I have seen from the Dr's.