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HIV Fear Male
Possible exposure 13 june 9pm
Ok here were events
I Started with Condom
It was semi erected when comdom was put and it was put by her only so I'm assuming there'll be no mistake as it's her daily work
I did not do in out, i was in entire time just small thrust forward and backward it was my first time so I think se held my penis with some muscel of her
My penis got little erected when it was inside her
I ejaculated inside her
When i was pulling out i felt something slipping from my penis
I was out in 3 seconds after i felt slip
What i observed was that my penis was dry, foreskin not pulled back, lips open or loose and drop of simen on it and condom wasn't on it it was inside her vargina
During entire thing i didn't feel any changes in sensations
Everything ended max 60 to 70 secs
Now tell me based on all this
I got 2 not detected HIV RNA Real time pcr qualitative tests at 11.5 and 16.5 days
Both not detected
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Based on the details you've shared:
You started intercourse with a condom on.
The condom appears to have slipped off only during withdrawal, after ejaculation.
You did not notice any condom breakage during intercourse.
You had HIV-1 RNA qualitative PCR tests at approximately 11.5 days and 16.5 days, and both were "Not Detected."
These are reassuring findings. If the condom remained intact throughout intercourse and only slipped during withdrawal, the risk of HIV transmission is lower than if intercourse had occurred without a condom. However, because the condom came off inside the vagina after ejaculation, this is generally considered a potential exposure, and the risk cannot be said to be zero if your partner's HIV status was unknown.
The negative HIV RNA PCR tests are encouraging, but they do not definitively rule out HIV infection. The most reliable way to exclude HIV is to complete the recommended follow-up testing after the appropriate window period.
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Try not to repeatedly analyze every detail of the encounter. Your two negative HIV RNA PCR results are reassuring, and the next step is simply to complete the recommended follow-up testing rather than repeatedly testing very early. In the future, use condoms consistently and ensure they are the correct size and held at the base during withdrawal to reduce the chance of slippage. If you have ongoing anxiety about HIV despite reassuring test results, discussing these concerns with a healthcare professional can also be very helpful. Thank you
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