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Had Unprotected Oral Sex. Will It Affect My Child?

am a srilankan and once i drunked and i have unprotected sex with a prostitute 6 months back.it lasts for 4-5 minutes.she give oral sex to me.i have no symptoms still now.now my wife is pregnent and am afraid if i had aids it spread to her and did the pregnency blood test can detect hiv bcause we are living in a gulf country .
Thu, 16 May 2013
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HIV AIDS Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.

Unprotected sex carries a high risk for HIV. At the same time all exposures are not necessarily infectious. There many people remain negative for HIV even after regular sex contacts with their HIV reactive spouses even after years (Sero- Discordant). Moreover there are every chance for your contact would not have the HIV infection at the time of your contact.
your wife is pregnant and would have been checked for HIV. I f she is negative it is well and good.
You also get examined for HIV.
Good luck to you.
Dr S.Murugan
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Had Unprotected Oral Sex. Will It Affect My Child?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. Unprotected sex carries a high risk for HIV. At the same time all exposures are not necessarily infectious. There many people remain negative for HIV even after regular sex contacts with their HIV reactive spouses even after years (Sero- Discordant). Moreover there are every chance for your contact would not have the HIV infection at the time of your contact. your wife is pregnant and would have been checked for HIV. I f she is negative it is well and good. You also get examined for HIV. Good luck to you. Dr S.Murugan