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Bruised Foreskin During Protected Sex. Risk Of HIV Infection?

hi, i had a protected sex with sexworker three weeks ago.i was uncircumise before sex but during sexual intercourse my foreskin was hurted and cut. [condom is not brake].My concern is that while removing condom i might have touch veginal fluid and then touch the same fingure in the cut foreskin(i havent rub it after).after three minute firstly i washed my hand and i wash my penis.what is the risk of hiv please tell me?
Fri, 10 May 2013
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HIV AIDS Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.

The chance of HIV transmission though touching the vaginal fluid from the condom while removing and the finger contacted the abraded prepuce is negligible as per CDC ,Atlanta.
In many many occasions dotors, Gynecologists, Dental surgeons, ENT surgeons, HI/STD specialists, nurses, Laboratory people, cleaning staffs, other Care providers in home are coming in contact with touching the infected secretions with bare hands with or without injuries are not getting HIV.
So you need not worry about this.
Relax well.
Dr S.Murugan
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Bruised Foreskin During Protected Sex. Risk Of HIV Infection?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. The chance of HIV transmission though touching the vaginal fluid from the condom while removing and the finger contacted the abraded prepuce is negligible as per CDC ,Atlanta. In many many occasions dotors, Gynecologists, Dental surgeons, ENT surgeons, HI/STD specialists, nurses, Laboratory people, cleaning staffs, other Care providers in home are coming in contact with touching the infected secretions with bare hands with or without injuries are not getting HIV. So you need not worry about this. Relax well. Dr S.Murugan