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HBV/HCV/HAV

Hi All

I am here to seek some help from u all

I used to be a regular visiter of escorts

Being less informed about Hepaptitis I never learned about the ways of having it

Now when I came to learn....I am quite anxious about it...Every time when I had sex it strted with unprotected BJ but Protected sex...A month back I got my HiV/HbsAG/HCV test donebas a regular checkup....Yesterday I was with a girl...We had protected sex...But a short BJ was performed by her on me...It lasts for around 20 30 second max..Then I put on the condom and started having sex...Can Someone help me out to identify the risk of having HBV HCv in this encounter

I tried reading Dr Hook's and Dr Hansfield observations but found that the surity they gave regarding HIV for Oral.sex is missing in cas of HBV...

Thanks in Advance
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To start - have you been vaccinated for hep B? If you have, you don't need to worry about it. You can ask your doctor to do a test to see if you have immunity to it. If you don't, you can get the vaccine.

Hep C is very rarely sexually transmitted as it's only transmitted by blood. When it is sexually transmitted, it's usually by unprotected anal.

Hep A is also rarely sexually transmitted. It's found in fecal matter (poop), and is usually transmitted by contaminated foods. If it is transmitted sexually, it's also by unprotected anal sex. There is a vaccine for hep A, too.

Hep B can be transmitted orally, though most experts don't think this is common, if it happens. It is transmitted by unprotected sex.

Find out if you've been vaccinated and go from there. There's nothing to worry about.- just find out. Depending on your age and location, you probably have little to nothing to worry about.

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Thnks for ur reply

May I Know the name of that test which confirm that I am immuned from Hep B or Not??
https://www.hepb.org/prevention-and-diagnosis/diagnosis/hbv-blood-tests/

The anti-HBs or HBsAb (Hepatitis B surface antibody) is the test that shows that you have immunity to it. It can mean you have had the vaccine, or that you've been infected and successfully recovered from it.

Hi Jessi

I am here again for an answer i was looking for....I Hope u will help me out here too....The Exposure I am going to mention needs testing....I Know that...But I want 2 know anout the possibilities,...

So What I want 2 know is....That Did a condom broke go unnoticed...Anal sex...I went in a shemale.....this last for 30 40 seconds....I put on the condom...But After sex she just pulled it off...I was nt get a chance to check whether it was broken or not...I asked her about condom...She said that it broked and started laughing.. I am sure she was joking on me....But still I am concerned about that....I remember the skin below the Tip is covered as i touched it once...but not sure about the tip....Please throw ssome light on it.too....O will go for 6 week Test for sure...bUt this period within is horrible...Will Appreciate if u help me with this a last time....
Just 2 add...This Time my question is about HIV...and I want 2 tell that Full erection was nt happened while this event...
Listen - really take a moment and hear me.

A sex worker isn't going to laugh about a broken condom if it really broke. They use condoms for protection against their clients, not to protect you against anything. Their livelihoods depend on it.

Transgender people - not "shemale" - aren't at any higher risk than the sex they were born as, or any other sex worker.

Essentially, you had condom-protected anal sex for about 40 seconds. There is no risk here.

If sex makes you this anxious, perhaps you shouldn't be having it outside a committed relationship with just one person. No judgements at all, but for your sake, it's something to think about.
Thnks for ur reply and please accept my sincere apology for calling transgender a shemale...

Just one more hypothetical question....Does a condom break go unnoticed....Or does it tear only from the top without any tear sign in bottom
No, you would not miss a condom tear. When they break, it's catastrophic, with big tears or rips. You'd notice.
Hi Jessi...I am here again to ask a question regarding ur 1st answer...U said that HEP B CAN BE TRANSMITTED via Oral Sex....Have read at many places that Hep B 98% of cases resolved on own....I want 2 know about the documented cases of Hep B and C via Oral sex if any...Will appreciate if u put some light on it...As Dr Hunter said that just like HIV Taransmission of Hep B vvia oral sex is like HiV...Theoritical possible but not practically possible...Plz help
Hep C - not a risk at all from oral, not even theoretical.

Yes, it's mostly a theoretical risk - https://www.hepb.org/blog/much-really-know-sex-hepatitis-b-take-quiz-find/

I wish you'd stop worrying. Your risk is so low. And find out if you have been vaccinated. If you haven't, get vaccinated.
Thnks Jessi....Wnt 2 know that is testing required for Hep B following 2 events of unprotected Oral sex for 15-20 seconds??
Want 2 add....What ur answer will.be If i have UTI at the time of that Fellatio episode
I don't know how to answer this in a way that it will help you if it hasn't already.

Hep B is really a theoretical risk from oral sex. No confirmed cases ever.

Get a test to see if you've been vaccinated. If you haven't been, get the vaccine.

And having a UTI doesn't change anything, but if you have an infection, you shouldn't be having sex. That bacteria can get in someone's mouth and make them ill.

So don't worry anymore, and get the vaccine.
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