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hiv risk??

hi, saturday morning i had sex with a sex worker, i had sports activity the whole day and at night i went to drink and dance so i was really tired my penis was not even fully erect when i had sex, after 45 mins i was unable to discharge any semen also, she gave me oral before the intercourse but i didn't have a proper erection but what struck me was when the woman went inside to take a shower after the sex i got up i found the condom on the floor near the side of the bed, now i know that i did wear protection before having vaginal intercourse but i think during the intercourse my penis started to shrink because i was too tired and when the women got up after the sex the condom was on her and she was the one who dropped it on the side, because i was intoxicated i didnt have much sense then, but the next day i have been scared as hell, please drop some suggestions.
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No test in the US has been approved to be 100% conclusive before 3 months. This is the standard we use in this forum.
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i read some websites, this one i can test after a month, please take a look at it n give me some feedback.
http://www.anonymoushivtest.com.sg/?gclid=COXu0rXYoZ8CFcQvpAodRV_sIQ
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Can't give you much info based on the info you provided. You started with a condom on, you have no clue if it came off...mostl likely the woman would have known it came off and would have been upset.

But I would recommend testing 3 months after exposure since you have no clue what really happened.
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