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Sex with prostutite during mentration and and open cut on testicle

Had condom protected sex just recently with a prostitute and noticed later she was menstruating and blood over my testicles and lower belly.  Ofcourse immediately stopped - used tissue to dry up - sex was for 2 minutes, then wash.
Read articles on web and understand I had no exposure  - and almost non existent risk from getting HIV from intact skin outside body.  Concern is the skin on the testicle has rashes and scrapes and also an area where skin is exposed to inner red layer and worn out due to excessive scratching earlier... etc. Burns with contacts to water this few days.  So - question is with blood of menstruation over it - was there an exposure?
I still have chance and timeframe to try PEP- and so please look to expedite your reply.. Thanks.
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300980 tn?1194929400
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Welcome to the Forum.  Many of our clients ask questions about potential exposures to menstrual blood.  This reflects a misunderstanding on their part.  The amount of HIV present in menstrual blood is typically no greater, and sometimes less than the amount of virus present in an infected person’s genital secretions.  In your case you do not know that your partner has HIV and it is statistically unlikely that she does and your intercourse was condom protected.  Thus your exposure was protected and safe.  There certainly is no need for PEP, based on what you describe.  That you may have a rash or cuts on your scrotum does not change my assessment,  I hope this comment is helpful.  EWH    
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300980 tn?1194929400
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Even with the skin break down you describe the risk fo rHIV remains negligible.  I would not worry. EWH
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Thanks much. I will not go for pep treatment.  just to clarify - the bruises and red underlying worn out skin is due to fungal eczema over last couple months on the scrotum.  So is a bit deep into the skin and had little bleeding a week ago but not recently... is that still safe?
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