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am i in a risk of HIV?

10 days ago, I went to a lap dance club, during this period a girl sited on my leg, rubbed her vagina against my penis about 2minutes. i weared pants and underwear, the girl weared jeans pants(assume also underwear inside). We  did not take off the clothes all the time. Now I'm very worrying about her fluid(or maybe blood) can got through the pants and my underwear then touched my penis mucosa,if she was hiv, will i be infected? but I didn't see or feel  fluid because of the light. When I came to the rest room I only found the inside of my underwear has some wet spots, not semen because I didn't ejaculated.
Doctors, I'm very scared now, can you explain to me whether I can be infected HIV? And why? Do I need a test?
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No you don't.
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So I don't need to test, right?
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366749 tn?1544695265
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No ! Not even then your risk shifts from zero,,, HIV transmission always takes place as a result of exchange of body fluids INSIDE the body NOT OUTSIDE
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Thanks for your quick diver58. Even if there are some fluid or blood from her contact with my penis mucosa,still no risk? I just can't stop thinking about this
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366749 tn?1544695265
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Absolutely No Risk. For HIV transmission, you need to have an unprotected vaginal or anal penetration, which does not exist in your case, therefore your risk does not exist either
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