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Offline alexalex

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need assurerance
« on: January 24, 2012, 08:38:28 am »
On 23/10/2011 i met a sex worker and we never had sex ..... she massage my back and i lay on bed face to pillow...... The question is....before me , the bed was used by other man to have sex with other sex worker 2 minutes ago......it is 2 minutes later i walk in and lay on bed naked....... i can still feel some heat from the bed sheet by last customer 2 minutes ago..some semen come out from my penix and touch the bed sheet, as my penix with semen touch on the bed for 10 minutes.....i am noy sure the bedsheet is wet or not.
1) is it possible that i can catch hiv from the bed sheet??? do i need a check??? the bed sheet in the room wont be renewed or changed.    i hv no sex , no oral sex, nothing with the women,,,
2)my hand touch the bed sheet and i rub my eye after 5 minutes without washing my hand..Is it possible to get HIV?
3)i back after 10 minutes massage and without any cleaning on my penix, i drive my car, as i sat in car the semen still remain on my penix, will it go inside my body and infected me?
4)i got stomach tummy after i been masage and last for 5 weeks...got problem in ear, and my neck grows something like  pinple but it is not pinple? now is 33 days from tat night
sorry ,, i would like to ask, is there any case like me who get infected?
2 week after 23/10/2011 i sufferred thyroid, diarrhae, fever,,and suffer herpes on my chest till now. the herpes is going worst, groe till my neck and face.
plesae give me the advise thanks.
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Re: need assurerance
« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2012, 08:48:19 am »
Alex, you are worrying needlessly about HIV from your recent experience. The bed previously used could have been dripping with body fluids from other customers and it still would not have been a risk for HIV. HIV is a fragile virus. Even subtle changes in the body in temperature and ph and moisture levels quickly render it non-infectious.

In terms of sexual risk for HIV transmission it is very simple. The only confirmed risks for the sexual transmission of HIV are unprotected vaginal and anal intercourse. As long as condoms are consistently used everytime for those activities you will be well protected.

You have no cause for concern about HIV in relation to your recent experience. Get on with your life. 
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Offline alexalex

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Re: need assurerance
« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2012, 09:00:48 am »
thanks, really respect you guys willing to give advise in helping others
god will bless you and all the moderator
thank you so so much and i will move on just like the song my heart will go on
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