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Is there a possibility of infection?
04/04/13 05:44 AM

Hi there,I joined this site just to ask this question.
I recently had sex with a prostitute. It was protected sex but I am not sure if by any chance the condom would have broken. The intercourse lasted for 5 minutes. She gave me an oral sex as well which was unprotected. I am scared that I might have been exposed to HIV virus. I went to a doctor two days after this incident and he did blood and urine tests just for a baseline. I will be collecting the results tomorrow. I know HIV cannot be detected this early. I will do a test again after 3 months. My questions is am I at risk of getting HIV? Also if I do a test after 3months will it be accurate as I think my immune system Is a bit weak as I am always catching cold,
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