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Q: Exposure and HIv possibility

asked by: pghguydave on December 22nd, 2008

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HI
I met with a person whose HIV status is not known. She gave me oral sex and I inserted in her vagina without protection. I was inside her for about 30-45 seconds. Then I removed from her and later found that she was having her periods. I washed all the blood on my penis immediately.
Recently I read that washing after unprotected sex is not going to help.
Now I am terribly worried. Am I infected with HIV, if she has any.
Please advice.

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homerx

replied on December 22nd, 2008

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I think you better get tested. The only way to know is to get a test.Wait 3 month after possible exposure and then get tested.It doesn't matter the odds...any one can get it.Get tested.And NEVER have unprotected sex...even for a second...the amount of time you are in her doesn't matter.

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