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percentage to infect HIV with a tested negative sex workers
i having sex with sex workers on 10/11/2011 and the condom was broken and the whole sex activities are less than 5 mins, afterward i ask the sex workers do a self test twice times on same date. the result was negative. Am i at risk and i should do HIV test or not?
her test result is it can use as an indicator to show that she wasnt infection HIV for 1 month ago? because she have been dormant from her work for about 1 month time.
Her test results will not tell you your status. You don't know her sexual history. The only thing you need to concern youself with is your status.
the HIV negative test on the sex workers is show that 1 mth ago she do not have HIV right? if within the window period she was not infect HIV am i am in safe right?
No it wasn't a high risk but it was a risk all the same. You were protected till the condom failed.
yes you have to be tested.her result shows that she wasnt infected 3months ago.but it tells you nothing about her status at the time u had sex together.
test after12weeks.
although you can take a duo test at 4 weeks which will detect 99%of infections and can put ur mind at rest.but you must retest after 12 weeks for 100%conclusive result
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test after12weeks.
although you can take a duo test at 4 weeks which will detect 99%of infections and can put ur mind at rest.but you must retest after 12 weeks for 100%conclusive result
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Your condom broke , you need to be tested. most people including sex workers dont have HIV.
A 3 month test is conclusive
A negative test at 6 weeks is unlikely to change.
A 3 month test is conclusive
A negative test at 6 weeks is unlikely to change.
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