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28 Days After Hiv Exposure
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5 days on HIV Post-exposure medsI recently had unprotected anal sex with a man where I was the insertive partner only. We both get tested regularly, and have both always been hiv-neg, so we didn't use condoms based on logic of serosorting. It had been about 4 months since...
Response from David Wohl, M.D.
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Unfortunately we do not know how long is just right when it comes to PEP. The original data looked at 4 weeks so that is what we are stuck with.Some important considerations:- The chance that PEP would be effective days after an exposure seems very...
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HIV Exposure 21 Days Into PEPI have been on pep for 21 days (Truvada) due to a condom break during receptive anal sex with a... Read more »HIV Symptoms 3 days after exposureAbout 2 months ago I had anal sex lasting 5 minutes and realized the condom broke. I noticed pain... Read more »
Articles
South Dakota: Man Sentenced for HIV ExposureA 36-year-old Aberdeen, S.D., man was sentenced to 45 days in jail and five years probation Tuesday for intentionally exposing another person to HIV/AIDS. William K. Jenigen maintained his innocence in court last month. Circuit Judge Eugene... Read more »
Preparing for Pre-Exposure ProphylaxisTable of Contents Introduction PrEP to Prevent HIV Infection The Different Flavours of PrEP The Changing Terminology: Microbicides as a Form of PrEP What Is Being Researched? What Evidence Is Available So Far -- Does PrEP Work? Partial... Read more »
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV Prevention: Promoting Safe and Effective Use in the United StatesNew Tool to Reduce the Risk of HIV Infection Among Gay and Bisexual Men In November 2010, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced the results of the iPrEx trial, a large research study examining whether a pill containing drugs used to... Read more »
Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) for Sexual ExposuresPost-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is a type of antiviral therapy for HIV designed to reduce (but not eliminate) the possibility of infection with the virus after a known exposure. Currently, PEP is primarily intended for the prevention of infection... Read more »
Connect With Others
Bruising within 5 days of exposure
Posted by Curly, 3 Replies
HAs anyone ever seen bruising within 5 days of hiv exposure? What are the main symptoms?
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48 days after exposure...
Posted by MusicFan, 2 Replies
I got tested 48 days after being exposed to hiv. My partner had a blood transfusion and contracted the hiv virus. I had been tested just at the beginning of october and my exposer was December 21. Was only once and I got tested february 7 which was...
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Is it possible to start showing ARS symptoms 4-5 days after potential exposure???
Posted by dpj, 2 Replies
Is it possible to start showing symptoms 4-5 days after potential exposure???
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Non Risk Exposure Gave Me Symptoms After 10 Days?
Posted by WorriedWell, 2 Replies
HI GUYS!!!WORRIED AGAIN..IF SOME ONE CAN TELL ME .. WITH MY RISK EXPOSURE OF KISSING A FEMALE OF UNKNOWN STATUS and PUTTING A BADAID on an open wound of a female of unknown status.. IS RISKY????IF I had only couple of 1/2 inch cracks due to dryness... Read more »
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