I read previous answers for similar situations from Dr. Handsfield, and he usually does not recommend testing for such situation. I saw his math calculations multiple times(chances 1 in 1000/2000 in vaginal intercourse if the female partner is positive and when the status of partner is unknown we should usually assume that the probability is the rate of the country (in the case of Denmark is 0.2).
I also saw this thread :
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV---Prevention/Unprotected-heterosexual-vaginal-sex/show/1531881
According to Dr. Handsfield chances are extremely slim, almost zero for practical purposes. But I will take the 28 day test for my peace of mind.
Does time play a role on the chances of contracting or not? I know there are no studies conducted on this..but Dr. Hook says it is logical to assume that the briefer the exposure is the better the chances of not contracting any Std.
Any views guys? Thank you so much for your precious help!!!!
Would any of you consider PEP in this situation?