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HIV Exposure Risk
Hi all,
New to this community. Joined to ask a question about a recent exposure. I'm a Male in my mid thirties.
I went to a strip club with some friends. I was very intoxicated and don't remember much. However I do remember performing cunnilingus on a female stripper for about 10 minutes. I also could have had sexual intercourse however I do not remember that because I blacked out. I normally don't drink so this was a pretty dramatic experience.
I got an HIV RNA test at 10 days and it came back negative.
I was also negative for Chlamydia and gonorrhea from a swab test.
I am going to get a rapid test at 23 days post exposure. Assuming that is negative, am I in the clear? Do I have reason to worry still?
Very anxious and concerned. Would appreciate your advise on my exposure.
New to this community. Joined to ask a question about a recent exposure. I'm a Male in my mid thirties.
I went to a strip club with some friends. I was very intoxicated and don't remember much. However I do remember performing cunnilingus on a female stripper for about 10 minutes. I also could have had sexual intercourse however I do not remember that because I blacked out. I normally don't drink so this was a pretty dramatic experience.
I got an HIV RNA test at 10 days and it came back negative.
I was also negative for Chlamydia and gonorrhea from a swab test.
I am going to get a rapid test at 23 days post exposure. Assuming that is negative, am I in the clear? Do I have reason to worry still?
Very anxious and concerned. Would appreciate your advise on my exposure.
I took a test at 28 days and it was negative. Thanks for your input.
I saw some say 3 months is conclusive and others say 28 days. Any insight?
I saw some say 3 months is conclusive and others say 28 days. Any insight?
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Some use outdated guidelines, some use theoretical risks that have never happened, some are not reputable. Etc.
Do a 4th generation DUO at 28 days post exposure and the results will be conclusive.
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