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very worried anal fingering and hiv
i tried to post this question on hiv forum but ur quota for today was full
doctor ,
i want to know , a prostitute fingured my *** , not very deep for less than i minute , iam sure she did not inserted her fingure very deep , my concern is iam not sure there was vaginal fluid on her finger , but in a case there would have ben some vaginal fluid what are my chances, is it arisk , or no risk , iam very depressed about that bcoz.
do in need to test or i will forget thi s and start my new life
as i read in hiv forum taht substantial amount of f luid need to come repeatedly in contact with rectum linning than it can haapen , ifeel in my case contact was only once and she did not put her finger very deep in my anal cavity
doctor ,
i want to know , a prostitute fingured my *** , not very deep for less than i minute , iam sure she did not inserted her fingure very deep , my concern is iam not sure there was vaginal fluid on her finger , but in a case there would have ben some vaginal fluid what are my chances, is it arisk , or no risk , iam very depressed about that bcoz.
do in need to test or i will forget thi s and start my new life
as i read in hiv forum taht substantial amount of f luid need to come repeatedly in contact with rectum linning than it can haapen , ifeel in my case contact was only once and she did not put her finger very deep in my anal cavity
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
This was a no risk expsoure. No testing needed. No risk.
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Please read the important message above. You have posted on the wrong site. Questions about HIV belong on the HIV prevention site. There has been an increase in persons posting on the wrong site which then make this site unavailable to persons with STD questions. You must repost on the HIV site if you want a personalized answer. Alternatively, there is a high likelyhood that the answer to your question can be found in previous posts on the HIV prevention site by using the search function. This message will be deleted later today. Sorry. EWH
please answer my question as i am waiting for your response eagerly
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