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HIV Prevention and Testing => Do I Have HIV? => Topic started by: sp_fln20 on April 29, 2017, 04:12:12 pm
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Last december I tested negative for HIV and others STDs. That was routine test.
This week I got a body massage and there was some rubbing of her vagina on my penis,, there was no insertive, everything happened outside her vagina, there was no ejaculation. There is no cut on my penis and skin.
1)Do I need to test for this specific incident? 2)Do I need to worry about what just happened? 3) Can I get HIV by rubbing my penis outside a vagina/anus?
Sorry for the bad english
Thanks for your help
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1) No, you do not need to test for HIV antibodies because of this specific incident, since you did not engage in penetrative unprotected sex and were not at risk for HIV infection.
2) There's no reason to worry, if your source of worry is potential HIV infection.
3) No, you can't get an HIV infection by rubbing your penis outside a vagina/anus.
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There is no risk of contamination with any fluid from her? There was no insertive sex, just the rubbing outside her vigina.
I'm just to scared now.
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The virus is very fragile, body fluids are not infectious once outside the body and exposed to air, so absolutely nothing you mentioned was risk for HIV. The virus is sexually transmitted through unprotected anal and viganal intercourse ..period.
If this was your only concern it is safe to move on.
Wade