Genital Rubbing Negative At 16 Weeks

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Genital to Genital Rubbing, Help

Hi, I hope you will be able to advise me, I engaged in unprotected genital to genital rubbing with a male who's status I don't know. He rubbed his penis around my vagina until he penetrated, there was a lot of semen. I got tested for all...

Response from Shannon Southall

Rocky Mountain CARES

HiThe guidelines for HIV testing are to be initially tested at 3 weeks then again at 90 days, if both of these tests are negative then so are you, as long as there were no other types of exposure during that 3 month period, if so then the timing... Read more »

HIV 1 & 2 negative on 4 week, 6 week and 12 week.

Dear Sir, I wish to inform you having unprotected oral and protected vaginal sex with unknown lady... Read more »

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rubbing against a vagina unprotected

Hi am very nervous, scared, upset and very disappointed in myself. I keep getting these suicidal... Read more »

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Rubbing And Wetness

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

I recently visited a prostitute about 10 weeks back.When i got to her apartment and met her she had a rash all over her upperbody and a white coating on her tounge.She offered me sex but i was nervouse with what i had seen so just settled for... Read more »

INSIGHT? NEGATIVE AT 5 WEEKS!

Posted by saul100, 1 Reply

I had a low exposure. A man rubbed his penis on my anus area and ejaculated. I know this is considered VERY low risk because there was no penetration but anxiety was eating me alive. So today 35 days, 5 weeks, past exposre I went to get an antibody... Read more »

12 week negative still symptoms

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

Well guys over 12 weeks ago I had unprotected vaginal Im the male. I had an oraquick rapid test done at 12 weeks it came back negative. I still have muscle aches pretty bad , dizzy sometimes and nauseus. I am married and have used a condom ever... Read more »

4th week negative Oraquick?

Posted by chickenbig, 1 Reply

On December 5 , I had unprotected intercourse (vaginal insertive) with an escort who advertises bareback sex (I was a little drunk, the little head won. Biggest mistake of my life)

On December 11, the bottom right portion of my rib cage hurt. I went... Read more »

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