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What are the odds?? pls read...

I had unprotected oral sex and protected vaginal sex with a sex worker last month. I was drunk, what made me a little scared is that when I fingered her and I used the same hand to masturbate myself, because  Im having troubble with my erection. so far, the symptoms that I had appeared few days ago (sore feeling  inside of the hed of the penis, but no disccharge). I was given 1 week medication 4 days after the incident, I also took a urinalysis and culture test of the urine, the doctor said it was normal. I also asked if sex worker had regular tests and check ups , and she said yes. now im waiting for the result of my chlamida test requested by my doctor. Pls tell me wat are the odds that i have contracted hiv or any other std, im really scared right now... do i have to get tested for hiv??
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Last questions,

1. my penis was not fully erect and there were times that i had hold it to enter her vagina. as far as i know  when I was penetrating her and when pulled out the condom it seemed intact and covered most of my penis including the head. plus i did not ejaculate, but probably pre-*** inside the condom. any risks?

2. 3 days ago I developed a sore throat, my right tonsil is also a little sore together with the right side of my tongue, and a bit of a sinus congestion. could this be ARS?

3. wat concerned concerned me a bit is when she answered my question about her being tested she said "yes fm"(a radio station in my country). shud i be worried that she could have hiv?? bec the urologist to me not to believe her and suggested that i take the hiv test. should I take the hiv test? It has been 5  weeks and 3 days since my last exposure..

Thanks for reading and waiting for your valuable response.

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You were never at risk.
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