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Sex with unknown girl from Thailand

Hi,

Here is the situation: I had sex with a Thai lady, 2 days ago, who I don’t know too much about but I think is promiscuous. I met her online and she is not a sex worker. I used a condom during blowjobs and penetration, however she gave me a hand job without a condom, I ejaculated by taking off my condom and on her face, she licked by testicles and nipples, I fingered with my bare fingers and touched my bare penis with the same fingers. Also, we tried doggystyle and I think several times my penis (with a condom), my testicles and my lower stomach hit against the outer linings of her rear and she masturbated herself and gave me an handjob right after it. Also, several times the condom would come off half-way, while I am penetrating her, so I am worried there might have been times where I was only half-protected.

I am worried what are the risks of HIV or other STI transmissions. I ask these questions because, although she tells me she is careful about all these things, she offered to blow me without a condom and that got me worried about her past sexual activities. I am planning to get tested for Syphillis, HIV, gonorrhoea, HPV and hepatitis after 2 weeks. Any advice please?
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Thank you for your reply. For herpes, I can't get any test done right? It will be visible and I am planning to a syphilis test about 2 weeks after the incident. Thank you for your response.
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Hi, the only risk you had since you used protection would be herpes and syphilis and if she did not have any vaginal sore at the time your risk would be close zero from a one time affair. The hand job is no risk.
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