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HIV Prevention and Testing => Do I Have HIV? => Topic started by: berkaglio on August 26, 2013, 10:50:18 am
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Dear Ann,Andy oe Jkinati
8 weeks Ago I meet a man, we both do Rimming, Oral Without ejaculation, And we doing genital rubbing and he ejaculate much on my belly skin , I am scared my pee tip get contact with some semen.
and I already get my 8 weeks rapid test negative.
Can I get confidence with this result?
Thank you,
GOD BLEES U ALL
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Dear Ann,Andy oe Jkinati
8 weeks Ago I meet a man, we both do Rimming, Oral Without ejaculation, And we doing genital rubbing and he ejaculate much on my belly skin , I am scared my pee tip get contact with some semen.
and I already get my 8 weeks rapid test negative.
Can I get confidence with this result?
Thank you,
GOD BLEES U ALL
Hello!
Nothing you described here is in ANY WAY a risk for HIV.
HIV is very fragile and can ONLY be sexually transmitted inside the body during unprotected anal and vaginal intercourse.
You can take your eight week negative as definitive. You did not have a risk at all for HIV.
However, other STDs can (and are) transmitted through oral sex and rimming (along with parasites and Hepatitis). Instead of taking a single HIV test it would be in your best interest to get a full STD panel at least twice a year as long as you are not in a mutually monogamous relationship.
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Dear JK,
Thank You for your respond,
Are u sure there is really no chance , as long as no penetration it means save?
And last do you ever see 8 week rapid test change in 12 weeks?
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Dear JK,
Thank You for your respond,
Are u sure there is really no chance , as long as no penetration it means save?
And last do you ever see 8 week rapid test change in 12 weeks?
In the ten plus years I have been answering questions and doing risk assessment on these forums I have yet to see a six-week negative end up positive.
But that doesn't really matter here, because you did not have a risk. It really IS as simple as wearing a condom for penetrative anal and vaginal sex. Period.
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Do I need retest again at 12 weeks?...
My fear consume me ....
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Berk,
You didn't have a risk, so unless you've been having unprotected anal or vaginal intercourse that you neglected to tell us about, you are conclusively hiv negative.
However, if seeing a negative twelve week result is the only way you're going to be able to put this behind you, go test, collect your negative result, and move on with your life.
Use condoms for anal or vaginal intercourse, correctly and consistently, and you will avoid hiv infection. It really is that simple!!!
Ann