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repeated sex with sex workers in the US

if someone had 50, or 500, episodes of protected sex with sex workers in the US (in all cases, vaginal or anal sex WITH condom, and condom did not break), in a 1 year period, with lots of unprotected oral sex, are the risks of hiv still basically nil?

i understand that sex once with a female sex worker that is protected is basically riskless as long as condom did not break, but how about with 500 episodes?

i assume it would be the same?
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it is good advice.

i thought my normal blood work each year had an hiv test, but i learned it does not.

i am certain that i never once had unprotected vaginal or anal sex, period, so i am feeling a bit better the more i learn
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He recieved his answers in the Expert Forum.
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People who visit sex workers that frequently are encouraged to get a sexual health screen once a year just to be on the safe side.
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thanks, teak, i guess that answers my question!
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