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3rd time posting, no reply. i will donate asap. Dec 1, 2010 Hello Dr. i know you are very bust but please reply to this question. your forums helped me out a lot, but i dint find my kind of question anywhere so please help. i am 17 years old. i had sex with a hook up 2 weeks ago. assuming she was HIV +, after a few minutes the condom broke and i immediately took off my penis. I am concerned about a few reasons:- 1) if the comdom fails, and for a second my penis is unprotected, then whats is my risk of getting infected ? 2) when do you think will a cure for HIV be invented? 3) when should i take the test? i would be very grateful if u answer my question. i will surely donate as soon as i get a debit card. Warm regards, SP. |
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 Hello SP, 1. When a condom fails and your penis is unprotected, the risk is the same as having unprotected sex. HIV testing is warranted. 2. I wish I knew! Nothing on the immediate horizon, but we should all still remain hopeful. You can read more about "cure" in the archives of this forum. We have an entire chapter devoted to that topic. 3. Three months from the date of potential exposure. HIV-antibody tests taken before the three-month mark are not considered to be definitive or conclusive. Good luck! I'm here in case you need me, OK? Dr. Bob | ||||||||
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