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Hi,I had protected sex with two different sex worker in the course of two month.I think my condom slip a little cuz when I finish ,the condom was push upwards  and her vaginal fluid is all around the condom. After around 1 month plus,I have a one- day fever and sore throat at but I quickly recovery for that. 

I got  worried and I went to take a HIV test and I got negative.I was super relieved. However,my runny nose(even after 1 week from the test) is still there and recently there is red,maculopapular looking like dots appearing on my  chest. 

I took another test today and the result was negative but I am still very worried as my runny nose is still on(there is some blood when I blow it

I am really reallyvworried,can anyone advise me on this situation(I am really scared)

Johnny_117 · Answer

Thank you very much for replying me:)Just another question though,there is two red,medium spot on my upper arm ,it is a itchy a little while ago but it is not so itchy now. It is still not gone yet after 1 day though... should I be worried?

iommi · Answer

I don't see it HIV related.
Perhaps a visit to your Dr and have him/her examine you will help your stress.

Johnny_117 · Answer

Thank you for replying:).But I am having this runny nose(Wheni blow on my tissue,threre is some blood) Should I be worried about it？

iommi · Answer

If you know the condom stayed on enough to isolate you from her fluids that you said in your original post where "all around the condom ", then you had no risk for hiv.
Your two tests are conclusive concerning this experience if that's the case.

Johnny_117 · Answer

It slip a little but will I pull out,the condom is still covering my penis tip.I took a 3rd generation around 1 month plus and a 4th generation test  1 week after my first test

iommi · Answer

If you know or believe the condom slip allowed her vaginal fluid to mingle with the tip of your penis (urethra) then you should test for hiv. 
If you know it remained covered you have no risk.
What tests did you take and how soon after your last possible risk did you take it?