the Chances of Hiv Infection , Do Need More Testing ? Posted: 07-25-07 10:53am
HELLO ALL , HERE IS MY SITIUATION.
RECENTLY BEFORE 3WEEKS I HAD SEX WITH
LADY I DONNOT KNOW HER SITUATION IS SHE
HIV NEGATIVE OR POSATUVE ( THAT BEFORE
ITESTED HERE ) ?.
(1) I WORRIED ABOUT AKISS ABOUT, HUUMM
2MINUTES, THERE IS NO TONGUE TO TONGUE
KISS - HER TONHUE ON MY LIPS , I FEEL
SOME WETNESS ON MY LIPS FROM THE SALIVA (
WHAT ABOUT THE RISK HERE) ?
(2)THEN I HAD PROTECTED VAGINAL
INTERCOURES ABOUT 2 MINUTES TILL FINISHED,
LADY ON TOP, SHE TOOK THE CONDOM OUT MY
PEINS BUT AFTER IT LOST ERCTION BUT I FEEL
IT IN SIDE THE CONDOM. I TESTED THE CONDOM
WITH WATER NO WOSSE THAT IN THE SAME DAY
AND 2 DAYS AFTER BEFORE PUT IT IN THE
BASKET ,?
WHAT ABOUT THE RISK HERE ?
3) ALSO I FINGERED HER IN HER vagina BUT
I WAS WEARING GLOVES ? WAT ABOUT RISK ?
(4) I SUCKED HER BOTH NIPLEES FOR SECONDS-
IS THAT RISKY?
I TESTED BLOOD IN 10 DAYS , 17 DAYS , 25
DAYS , ALL IT CAME NEGATIVE .
I ASKED THE LADY ABOUT HER SITUATION
REGARDING HIV , SHE SAID SHE IS CLEAN NO
NEED FOR TESTING , BUT I INSISTED , I
TESTD HER AFTER 18 DAYS FROM THE EVENT ,
SHE IS NEGATIVE ( BLOOD TEST
).
SO WAT ABOUT THE RISKS HERE .
YES , IAM DOCTOR BUT SOME TIME NEED TO
HEAR THINGS FROM OTHERS COZ IAM WORRIED OF
HIV ?
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Llewellyn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 07-25-07 12:22pm
1. You cannot get HIV from saliva.
2. You can get HIV from protected sex,
even if the condom stays intact. Condoms
are not 100% effective.
3. You cannot get HIV from touching
someone unless you have a cut on your hand
so that the virus can get through.
4. You can only get HIV that way if she
had a cut on her breast or was lactating.
So you took three tests, and she took one?
HIV does not show up on tests right away
though, so your three tests might not be
accurate since you tested too soon. You
have to wait at least six weeks before
testing. Try testing again in a month or
two to make sure. As for her test, it
would only be accurate if she were not
recently infected, in the six weeks or so
prior to your encounter.
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magiclight
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jul 2007 Posts: 5 Location: Egypt
About Condoms Posted: 07-25-07 13:10pm
I think condms are effective methods in
preventing STDS MAINLY HIV & HEPATITS
B UNLESS THERE IS BREAKAGE OR SLIPPAGE (
BOTH NOT REPORTED IN MY SITUATION AND
PROFED BY WATER TESTING . OTHER stds like
Gonerohea & herpes not need fluid
exchange but just body contact .
Llewellyn
wrote:
1. You cannot get HIV from
saliva.
2. You can get HIV from protected sex,
even if the condom stays intact. Condoms
are not 100% effective.
3. You cannot get HIV from touching
someone unless you have a cut on your hand
so that the virus can get through.
4. You can only get HIV that way if she
had a cut on her breast or was lactating.
So you took three tests, and she took one?
HIV does not show up on tests right away
though, so your three tests might not be
accurate since you tested too soon. You
have to wait at least six weeks before
testing. Try testing again in a month or
two to make sure. As for her test, it
would only be accurate if she were not
recently infected, in the six weeks or so
prior to your
encounter.
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Llewellyn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 07-25-07 14:08pm
Yes, condoms are very effective at
preventing STDs and pregnancy when used
correctly. However, they are not 100%
effective, even used exactly as intended
and there are no leaks. That's why there
really is no such thing as "safe sex,"
there is only "safer sex."
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