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condom slippage penis head covered
I had receptive condom protected anal intercourse .I am bottom. as my partner withdrew the condom had slipped but head was covered .We replaced condom and again on withdrawal the second time , condom slipped again but head was again covered.He did not ejaculate inside me .could precum have seeped on the shaft and given me HIV risk.condom never slipped off head of his penis both times.How can one avoid condom slippage?
thanks
thanks
Dear teak
thank you so much for allaying my fears , god bless you and keep you well
thank you so much for allaying my fears , god bless you and keep you well
Dear Teak
I dont know when slippage occured but when he withdrew both times the head of the penis was still totally COVERED , any hiv risk?
many thanks
I dont know when slippage occured but when he withdrew both times the head of the penis was still totally COVERED , any hiv risk?
many thanks
Dear Teak
I will try to get the right condom, but was I at risk of HIF from precum seepage if penis head was still covered
the link you gave me is not related to my question , please explain or resend
I will try to get the right condom, but was I at risk of HIF from precum seepage if penis head was still covered
the link you gave me is not related to my question , please explain or resend
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/False-Negative-/show/1306418
Get condoms that fit correctly and hold onto the condom on withdraw.
Get condoms that fit correctly and hold onto the condom on withdraw.
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