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should i be worried
Hello,
Just a quick question. I was at a strip club last night and had a questionable exposure. The stripper exposed me and grinded on me for awhile. There was absolutuely no penetration. But, I did feel her vaginal secretions on my penis. I don't think they came in contact with my urethral meatus, but i can't be 100% positive. Again, there was no penetration. She was wearing a very small g-string. I have no reason to think that she has hiv. she said she was disease free. Is this something that I should be worried about for hiv transmission? do i need a test? I have no other risk factors.
Just a quick question. I was at a strip club last night and had a questionable exposure. The stripper exposed me and grinded on me for awhile. There was absolutuely no penetration. But, I did feel her vaginal secretions on my penis. I don't think they came in contact with my urethral meatus, but i can't be 100% positive. Again, there was no penetration. She was wearing a very small g-string. I have no reason to think that she has hiv. she said she was disease free. Is this something that I should be worried about for hiv transmission? do i need a test? I have no other risk factors.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
As several others responded before me (below), there is no risk of transmission of HIV or any other STD from the exposure you describe--even if moisture did contact your meatus through clothing. I recommend against testing for anything.
Good luck-- HHH, MD
Good luck-- HHH, MD
You are 100% in the clear.....I'm not trying to be rude but maybe do a little more research before making a post.
this is my research- coming onto a forum and asking a physician a question. My question relates to whether vaginal secretions in contact with the urethral meatus poses any kind of risk in the absence of penetration. I looked through the site and didn't see an answer for that particular question. sorry, i'm just concerned and would like to hear from the physician-
Sorry aquickquestion, I really didn't want to come off as a jerk. If you want to find the answers to this question I am pretty sure many people have asked similar questions on this site. Search "HIV tranismisson risk" and read through a couple of posts. I am sure you will find some useful info there, GOOD LUCK!
There is a theoretical risk any time your penis comes into contact with vaginal secretions. However, Dr. HHH will tell you that the risk of vaginal SEX to a man is 1/1000 per episode. Since there was no penetration, your risk is much less than that. Get an HIV test after 6 weeks if it will make you feel better. You likely did not acquire hiv from this exposure.
You have no risk. Zero. I would not waste. Money on a test for that exposure. On the other hand, if you are sexually active and not monogomous I would get a standard STD test panel once a year. If you don't do this, you might want to think about it. Not because of the stripper deal, but it is just a good idea. But the stripper fun was no HIV risk.
honestly, i dont even know if there was contact between my urethral meatus and the secretions. probably not. but i can't be 100% sure. i would rather not get a test if i don't need one. i was wondering if i'm just blowing this out of proportion and should just forget about it-
You ask the same question as I did, I just got back from my GP and she told me the same thing, next to 0 chance of contracting anything, but have the tests to be sure
It is reassuring to hear it from the experts though
It is reassuring to hear it from the experts though
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