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HIV and STD

I did sex with sex worker and I used condom provided by here 2 days back .
She gave oral and vaginal sex
And once in a while I add slightly pain under my stomach. I'm afraid because I don't know her health status and I am fear I will get std from her.
When I have to go for test .
What is std test  cost without insurance
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HIV is instantly inactivated in air and also instantly in saliva so it is effectively dead and can't infect from oral or kissing.
No one in 40 year HIV history got it from oral sex, so after 40 years the science is very well established, and nothing you can add will make your situation a risk.
Likely the pain is in your imagination since you fear death and the natural tendency then is to over-analyze your body looking for clues, but only your doctor can tell if you have a real issue - it can't be HIV though,
so you can move on from that fear.

There is an std forum where you can get better answers about std than here. You can't get HIV when you use a condom properly but you can get std even with a condom.
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But I did vaginal sex using condom and ejaculated .
I am fear of hiv
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STD forum in not accepting questions
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I already read the condom vaginal part in your original post but you can't get HIV when you use a condom which is well proven, so reread the part about 40.
I see you have now posted on the std forum, so they can help you with std.
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