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how much possibilities can I get contracted by HIV ?
last night I'm having my first time sex with a girl who has been having it for 4 times with 2 different guys, we did kissing, oral, finger her and I penetrated half my penis into her 3 times and on those 3 times I penetrated not more than 50 secs and quickly draw it from her, how many possibilities can I get contracted by HIV ? Please answer I am super worried
kissing - As the old song goes, "You must remember this, a kiss is just a kiss as time goes by . . . ."
oral sex -There is little to no risk of getting or transmitting HIV from oral sex.
Fingering - Nobody in the world contracted hiv by fingering .
Anal/vaginal sex - These illnesses are transmitted when an infected person has unsafe sex with an uninfected person ( Your question falls under this scenario).
Testing is the ONLY way to know your HIV status for sure. ALL HIV tests are considered to be conclusive after 3 months. This means that the test that you may take after 12 weeks from date of exposure can be considered conclusive, and re-testing will NOT be required.
oral sex -There is little to no risk of getting or transmitting HIV from oral sex.
Fingering - Nobody in the world contracted hiv by fingering .
Anal/vaginal sex - These illnesses are transmitted when an infected person has unsafe sex with an uninfected person ( Your question falls under this scenario).
Testing is the ONLY way to know your HIV status for sure. ALL HIV tests are considered to be conclusive after 3 months. This means that the test that you may take after 12 weeks from date of exposure can be considered conclusive, and re-testing will NOT be required.
it's unprotected, I just merely want to try doing sex
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