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HIV neagative at 3 weeks and ten weeks and six days
Hello,
I was wondering if I could breathe a sigh of releif after my 3 week and 10 weeks and 6 day negative result. I am a little concerned because recently i have seen one red bump on my back, it only hurts if i touch it, and am afraid it could be a sign of it.
I was wondering if I could breathe a sigh of releif after my 3 week and 10 weeks and 6 day negative result. I am a little concerned because recently i have seen one red bump on my back, it only hurts if i touch it, and am afraid it could be a sign of it.
Best Answer
Yes, more than sufficient.You need to stop stressing or you might have a heart attack.Put this situation to bed,you never had a risk.
Your condom was on you when you were engaged in penetrative sex,that,s the important factor.It doesn,t matter that it came off when you withdrew because you were no longer inside her.You never had a risk of exposure.
When I was having sex with her, when i pulled out the condom came off but was on me while i was inside of her. it was not lost in her at all i could see the condom on me when i was doing the deed just when i pulled out it came off.
Even if the scabs became open. I hate to say it but the woman was a CSW. I know it was a very stupid move but before I fisted her she was very stringent on if I had any diseases and this was my 1st time ever.
I had a condom on at the time but when I fisted the woman I noticed I had small scabs on my knuckles. I also had a band-aid over a day old cut on my thumb in which prior I put hydrogen peroxide on it and after the episode I poured peroxide over my scabs and cut. The lady tested negative a month before and negative two and a half months after as well. I personally saw the paper for the first test but not the second test, she even told me to stop worrying or I might have a heart attack.
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