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Unprotected Sex With A Stripper

48 Hours ago I had vaginal and oral sex with a stripper.  I asked her if she had any std's and predictably she said no.  I did "inspect" her first for anything visible.  When we went to the room oral was unprotected, we started  sex with a condom, however it broke sometime during the session.  

Within 12 hours I went to a doctor and got a shot of Rocefilin and 2 horse pills of Azithromycin.  The doctor said there wasn't a significant risk for syphillis, so no amoxicillin.  We didn't discuss viral infection so I called a nurse and they stated I couldn't test for Herpes and HIV for 28 days.  

1) The doctor told me to wait for two days before having sex again, and there would be no risk for Gonhorrhea and Chlamydia.  Is this correct?
2) What is my HIV risk in this situation?
3) Without anything visible, what is my risk for Herpes and Syphillis?
4) Any other STD's I should worry about
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Your 3 month post exposure test will be conclusive.
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366749 tn?1544695265
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You were exposed to HIV risk due to condom failure. Unprotected oral was not  a risk at all. The single key risk associated with condom is, though it provides 100% protection against HIV and other STD's, its validity remains until it does not fail, and once it does, a totally protected sex turns otherwise all of a sudden.

When it comes to very serious matters related to our own life, we never believe in words. Therefore we are not sure, if she was clean or not.

Your doctor rightly said, you can not test before at least 4 weeks, even to get a reassuring test report. You have to wait now.

For other questions related to STD's other than HIV, please post your question on the relevant forum
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