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HIV exposure

I had unprotected vaginal sex ( I am a female) with a guy for about 1 to 2 minutes. He did not climax and I do not have any venerial diseases (open wounds, etc). Assuming that he had HIV (God I hope not, but just assuming he did), what are my chances of contracting it from him from this one experience? Also, when is the earliest that I can go and get an HIV test (mouth swab) and be absolutely sure that the HIV will show up?
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You don't need ejaculation to transmit HIV and yes you can contract HIV from a one time exposure.
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you may not contract hiv from one single intercourse nevertheless 1-2 minutes you could be more at risk contracting herpes like that.
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Well, what are my chances that I could contract HIV from that short period of time, only happened once, and he did not ejaculate. I have read that the chances are very low. Could this be true?
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3 months post exposure.
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