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Anal Sex With Masseur. Risk Of HIV & When Can I Do Test For HIV?
Question: Hi, I had this heated moment with a man ( massure) two days before where I inserted my penis in his anal the moment I realised that its not safe i moved out ( I was in hardly for a minute ) aftwr that i came outside after 5-8 min as the massure says he is safe his last report was negetive 2 months before ( as they have to be checked yearly for the same for theit job purpose) I am very nervous about the same incident this was my first time & i was like in & out from his anal is there is any chances for getting infected secondly when i should go for HIV test for be more clear.....
Hi,
Your questions have two parts.
1. Is there is any chances for getting infected ?
Answer:
You have mentioned that Massure was negative for HIV 2 months ago. That's quite reassuring. The chances of getting HIV after once exposure (Like you had) is 0.09 % only. That's very very less and that too only if the source is confirmed positive. This means that your chances of getting infected is almost Nil. So be reassured.
2. When i should go for HIV test for be more clear ?
Answer:
After any exposure, its take anywhere between 3 - 6 months or a person to test positive with the routine Antibody testing. So you must get yourself tested now, after 3 months and then after 6 months.
You can also get Massure tested for reconfirmation.
I want to reassure that your risk is negligible.
Take care
Dr Kiran
Your questions have two parts.
1. Is there is any chances for getting infected ?
Answer:
You have mentioned that Massure was negative for HIV 2 months ago. That's quite reassuring. The chances of getting HIV after once exposure (Like you had) is 0.09 % only. That's very very less and that too only if the source is confirmed positive. This means that your chances of getting infected is almost Nil. So be reassured.
2. When i should go for HIV test for be more clear ?
Answer:
After any exposure, its take anywhere between 3 - 6 months or a person to test positive with the routine Antibody testing. So you must get yourself tested now, after 3 months and then after 6 months.
You can also get Massure tested for reconfirmation.
I want to reassure that your risk is negligible.
Take care
Dr Kiran
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