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Possible risk?? Help me

I had an exposure on 2/4/17 with csw with unknown status. I had protected vaginal sex but a scratch cut due to itch on my penis shaft are making me worried it might not covered by condom and maybe had contact with vaginal fluid. Also had oral sex giving and receiving without protection.

On 5 week after exposure i had antibody finger prick test and it was negative
On 8 week i had Ag/Ab Screening (CMIA) and it was non reactive.

1. Is my exposure high risk to contract hiv?
2. About my test, do i need to do a retest on 12week?
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1 You had no exposure since only the head of your penis needs to be covered. Oral is not a risk because saliva or air instantly inactivates HIV. 40 years of HIV history has matched the above statements.
2. Your ab//ag test would be conclusive at 28 days so 8 weeks is conclusive.
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Thanks for the reply. So the scratch cut dont oppose any treat on contracting the virus?
No Risk of HIV your AG/AB test is conclusive at 28 days please move on
Ok thanks. Im trying to move on. Its hard while this throat are irratating for 3 week already and body pain.
If you have a sore throat for 3 weeks perhaps your doctor should look at it. But it isn't HIV.
In response to your inbox, you have no medical training, so need to accept the fact that you have no chance of diagnosing disease. Being sick for extended period of time is frightening, but fear can't make a disease happen.

We can't diagnose you from here, so that leaves your doctor as the go to person. And stay away from Google because no matter what your symptoms is, Google will find someone who died from it  -  some have died from a thumbtack injury that made a clot that went to the brain.
Sorry :(
I was scared that my result of 8 week would change.
The science is 40 years old and you have no medical training, but you are questioning it as if you were an expert.

Maybe see a therapist.
Im not an expert that is why im questioning so an expert could answer.
This is a moderated forum and we rely on expert advice and the CDC, so you got as much info as is available. Consider therapy if you cant accept this 40 year old science because it wont change.
Also consider that you didn't live in a bubble, so your throat can get a bug from numerous sources.
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