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Am i at risk?
About 10 weeks back i had protected vaginal sex with two csws(one older japanese and the other,an hungarian)in London on separate occasion.Both were independent workers who advertises on the internet.The condom was intact as far as i could see.But am not sure what kind of condom was used as it was provided by the girls.Was it a lambskin condom?i can't tell the difference between a lambskin and latex condom but am sure i saw them opening the condom from new packets.Do i need to go for a test?.Am so worried and full of anxiety and can't focus on anything.
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CSWs provide condoms for THEIR protection, not yours. No way they would have given you a lambskin condom, because they wouldn't be protected from you.
If your condom did not break (and you would know if it did, for sure), the condom did its job and you were adequately protected from HIV. You did not have a risk and do not need to test.
If your condom did not break (and you would know if it did, for sure), the condom did its job and you were adequately protected from HIV. You did not have a risk and do not need to test.
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Thankyou for your answer.I took a poc test yesterday,ie 10 weeks from exposure, at a GUM clinic and the result was negative.There was another lab test available which i took and for which result i have to wait for few days and am still waiting for that result.
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