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Am I at Risk?
Oh dear, I am a gay man, I just had sex a while ago. and now, I am paranoid. I am on the bottom side. I was penetrated by a man with a condom. The condom was still on when he pulled it out, but he came inside me. and the worst thing is, I have blood in my anus. I'm so worried. I checked the condom, and yes, there was no hole or something. I believe the tip of his penis was covered when he came inside me. My question is, am I at risk? what is the chance of me getting HIV,,,I'm so scared..HELP!!!
If you used protection drop it already. I'd giv it a one in a billion chance of contracting it and that's if it was possible which it may not have been. You got a better chance of falling down a flight of stairs today! Just my opinion! Good luck
Sorry but I just wonder is Skyn non-latex, polyisoprene condom protects against HIV?? because to my knowledge, I know only latex condom will protect against HIV transmission..please help me.. Thanks
Cut the drama--you won't be shooting yourself--you had safe sex and it protected you.Stop over reacting.You don't have HIV.
I'm afraid he's no using latex..it's polyisoprene non-latex condom. the brand is Lifestyle Skyn condom..is that also safe or should I shoot myself??
An intact condom is 100% biologically effective. People only get infected when using condoms when there is a lapse in protection (e.g. condom taken off, slips off, or breaks and there is unprotected penetration). HIV cannot penetrate latex.
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