HIV/AIDS INQUIRY INFECTION

[paritosh123]

Respected Madam/SIR,
                My self Partiosh from PUNE(INDIA)  i am 24 year old on 14 Feb 2014 i had an intercourse with a sex worker (CSW)in city red light area(budhwar peth) it was protected sex (But used 2 condoms.. but did not tear... still worried ). this was my first time ie i never had sex with anyone before , in the first instance of intercourse i inserted my penis into her vagina but i was not getting any excitement however.It lasted for 20-25 minutes and then  she told me that time is over bcoz i had lost my erection but it dint ejaculate  i took my penis out now just to see whether condom is intact i touched the tip of condom with my right hand it was OK. Then she removed the condom with paper tissue then i  pulled the fore skin on penis and from the opening of my penis there was very small seamen i guess it was pre cum i touched it with same finger(right hand) ie i touched the urethra  for 1-2  seconds since there was bit seamen on penis head (opening urethra) it also touched my finger then i wiped it off. in second instance i asked the sex worker for masturbation again i wore a condom  and i ejaculated in hand (inside the condom) ie i dint put my penis inside  her vagina and then i moved out i know its a mistake but what are my chances of contacting HIV. i took a test on 18th Feb 2014 3 days after incident in NARI(government clinic in india) clinic it came back negative ,the counselors told me to get another test after three months what do you think please advice me. Till now i don't have any symptom however i had very minor tightening of throat for 4 or 5 days after 14th of Feb but i was able to swallow food without any problem that it nothing else . Can i take 6 week HIV test and can i say that 6 week is an conclusive result please guide me.. .can ars symtoms occur after 6 week or 48 days can i take a test now as ita has benn almost 52 days plus i am having a very very small  irritation in my throat it comes back goes gies away however i some times fell that some very very very tiny thing is stuck in my throat i dont have any other symtopms such as fever headache rash etc  so can i say 50 day test is conclusive in my case    please i am very worried

[Jeff G]

The risk factors for sexually transmitted HIV comes from unprotected anal and vaginal sex . You used condoms so you did not have a risk for HIV and do not need to test over this specific incident .

You do not need to use more than one condom at a time . Using two condoms can actually lead to condom failure so don't do it . I will add ... the condom did not fail in this instance or you would have known it as they are designed in a way as to leave no doubt when they fail . Check out the condom and lube links at the bottom of this page for more useful information . 

Here's what you need to know in order to avoid hiv infection:

You need to be using condoms for anal or vaginal intercourse, every time, no exceptions until such time as you are in a securely monogamous relationship where you have both tested for ALL sexually transmitted infections together.

To agree to have unprotected intercourse is to consent to the possibility of being infected with an STI. Sex without a condom lasts only a matter of minutes, but hiv is forever.

Have a look through the condom and lube links in my signature line so you can use condoms with confidence.

Although you did not have a risk and do not need to test for this specific incident , anyone who is sexually active should be having a full sexual health care check-up, including but not limited to hiv testing, at least once a year and more often if unprotected intercourse occurs.

If you aren't already having regular, routine check-ups, now is the time to start. As long as you make sure condoms are being used for intercourse, you can fully expect your routine hiv tests to return with negative results.

Don't forget to always get checked for all the other sexually transmitted infections as well, because they are MUCH easier to transmit than hiv. Some of the other STIs can be present with no obvious symptoms, so the only way to know for sure is to test.

Use condoms for anal or vaginal intercourse, correctly and consistently, and you will avoid hiv infection. It really is that simple!

[paritosh123]

Thank you Sir for your valuable answer well  i will still get tested after 90 days ie 3 months.

but Please Answer My questions..

Q1.Can hiv virus survive outside the body in vaginal fluid , blood or blood on safety pin i know hiv virus if fragile but upto what extent can it infect people .

Q2.> Please Tell me about onset of ars symptoms can an individual experience them after 55 days period   

Q3.> Suppose a person is hiv positive he/she takes proper meds and nutrition so for how many year such kind of people can live there life,also can ve accept an HIV/AIDS cure in near future

PLease Answer my all question i know you are there to help people like me..

Please Answer

[RapidRod]

Thank you Sir for your valuable answer well  i will still get tested after 90 days ie 3 months.

but Please Answer My questions..

Q1.Can hiv virus survive outside the body in vaginal fluid , blood or blood on safety pin i know hiv virus if fragile but upto what extent can it infect people .

Q2.> Please Tell me about onset of ars symptoms can an individual experience them after 55 days period   

Q3.> Suppose a person is hiv positive he/she takes proper meds and nutrition so for how many year such kind of people can live there life,also can ve accept an HIV/AIDS cure in near future

PLease Answer my all question i know you are there to help people like me..

Please Answer

You never had an exposure.

[Joe K]

Thank you Sir for your valuable answer well  i will still get tested after 90 days ie 3 months.

but Please Answer My questions..

Q1.Can hiv virus survive outside the body in vaginal fluid , blood or blood on safety pin i know hiv virus if fragile but upto what extent can it infect people .

Q2.> Please Tell me about onset of ars symptoms can an individual experience them after 55 days period   

Q3.> Suppose a person is hiv positive he/she takes proper meds and nutrition so for how many year such kind of people can live there life,also can ve accept an HIV/AIDS cure in near future

PLease Answer my all question i know you are there to help people like me..

Please Answer

Paritosh,

Our role here is to assess risks which could lead to HIV infection.  You did not have a risk so our job is complete.  If you wish to find the answers to your questions, please use the information contained in the forums.  We are unable to answer questions, that do not involve potential risk, as that would limit us in serving other members who await assessments.

Joe

[paritosh123]

/** Please Read the full post** for gods sake please **/

Respected Madam/SIR,
                My self Partiosh from PUNE  i am 24 year old on Feb 2014 i had an intercourse with a sex worker in city red light area(budhwar peth) it was protected sex (But used 2 condoms.. but did not tear... still worried ). this was my first time ie i never had sex with anyone before , in the first instance of intercourse i inserted my penis into her vagina but i was not getting any excitement however.It lasted for 20-25 minutes and then  she told me that time is over bcoz i had lost my erection but it dint ejaculate  i took my penis out now just to see whether condom is intact i touched the tip of condom with my right hand it was OK. Then she removed the condom with paper tissue then i  pulled the fore skin on penis and from the opening of my penis there was very small seamen i guess it was pre cum i touched it with same finger(right hand) ir urethra for 1-2  seconds since there was bit seamen on penis head (opening urethra) it also touched my finger then i wiped it off. in second instance i asked the sex worker for masturbation again i wore a condom  and i ejaculated in hand (inside the condom) ie i dint put my penis inside  her vagina and then i moved out i know its a mistake but what are my chances of contacting HIV. i took a test on 18th Feb 2014 3 days after incident in NARI clinic it came back negative ,the counselors told me to get another test after three months what do you think please advice me. Till now i don't have any symptom however i had very minor tightening of throat for 4 or 5 days after 14th of Feb but i was able to swallow food without any problem that it nothing else . Can i take 6 week HIV test and can i say that 6 week is an conclusive result please guide me.. .can ars symtoms occur after 6 week or 48 days can i take a test now as ita has benn almost 50 days plus i am having a very very small  irritation in my throat it comes back gies away however i some times fell that some very very tiny thing is stuck in my throat i dont have any other symtopms such as fever headache rash etc  so can i say 50 day test is conclusive in my case    please i am very worried

Now my testing.....

1> On 93(19 may 2014) days after exposure i was declared negative ie ELISA TEST through NARI CLINIC in pune they said u dont need futher testing but why people say 6 month testing is necessary. can i say i am negative

2> DAY BEFORE Yesterday i had cold,running nose fever about 101 but after taking meds i was normal but yesterday i had loose stools and bit pain in stomach however again i am ok but does it relate to HIV first time i had fever after 3 months duration they say 98% are postive by 3months am i from the 2% group have you seen normal people turn postive after 3 motnhs negative test please reply

[Ann]

Paritosh,

I've merged your new thread into your original thread - where you should post all your additional thoughts or questions. It helps us to help you when you keep everything in one thread. It doesn't matter how long it has been since you last posted in your thread or if the subject matter is different.

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You are conclusively hiv negative - which is no surprise as you did NOT have a risk for hiv infection.

YOU DO NOT HAVE HIV.

Ann