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hello,
i had one encounter with a sex worker who i believe recently was diagnosed as positive with hiv. she had a noticible rash around her mouth and i had a small cut on my penis. She gave me  fellatio unprotected, and we had brief vaginal sex with a condom. i did not ejaculate in her mouth. i felt a slight painful  sensation 2 hrs after the encounter. I began to get worried, and 3 days later i noticed two blisters on my penis. i was then tested for herpes (blood, culture) , gon.., chyl..., and syphillis and they all came back negative. they put me on 7 days of valtrex just in case. After two weeks or so the blisters on my penis slowly turned into a red rash on my penis head that resembles contact darmatits, and this rash is still present after 18 days.  the rash is on the head of my penis. i went to a dr. again yesterday, and he thought my spleen may be enlarged but he was not 100% because i am very skinny and muscular. So, he wanted me to come back next week for a sonogram of my liver. I have no other noticeable symptons at this time( again, 18 days since contact)

i have been very anxious since my encounter with the sex worker.

thoughts for probability of HIV? thank you
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okay, we will see. i am going to go get tested at week 4. i will let you know if i am positive for hiv so that we can better educate the public.
thanks again for volunteering your time.
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You do not have an HIV concern.
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hi, thanks for the response. i have heard that there are a few reported cases of transmission via oral. and remember she may have been newly infected, had a face rash(which might have bleed from inside gums) and i had a small cut on my penis head...

do you know if you can get infected with both hpv and hiv at the same time? the genital blisters that appeared on day 3 have to be from the encounter with her.

thanks again, ek
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HIV is not transmitted by oral sex.
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Zero probability for HIV.
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