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My exposer : Converted transgender women kept her fingers in her vagina then put that fingers in my mouth . How much chances of HIV infections by this type of exposer ?
Received all Non- reactive results by checking the CMIA HIV test at 22nd day , 84th day and 152nd after that exposer , Is it 100% conclusive or still retesting is needed after 6 months ?
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Thanks for sharing openly — I understand this must be worrying for you.
Nature of exposure:
~The act you described is fingering followed by putting fingers into your mouth.
~HIV transmission requires the virus to enter the bloodstream through mucous membranes or open wounds.
~Saliva itself contains enzymes that inactivate HIV, and the amount of virus (if any) transferred via fingers after vaginal contact is negligible.
~Globally, there are no documented cases of HIV transmission through fingering-to-mouth contact.
➡️ This exposure is considered no risk or at most extremely negligible.
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Old guidelines sometimes mentioned 6 months, but with modern 4th gen tests, that is no longer required.
Your 152-day negative result is 100% conclusive for this exposure.
No further testing is required.
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Consecutive negative tests indicate that you are not infected with HIV.
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