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Is HIV Transmission Possible Due To Condom Rupture During Intercourse?
Hi ,
i was haveing vaginal sex with a girl who i met at a club and dureing us haveing sex the condom broke and when i notice i stopped.i have been tested for hiv twice in six months and results came back negative.what are the chances of catching hiv from a the female i sleep with because i dont know her stadis when a condom brake
i was haveing vaginal sex with a girl who i met at a club and dureing us haveing sex the condom broke and when i notice i stopped.i have been tested for hiv twice in six months and results came back negative.what are the chances of catching hiv from a the female i sleep with because i dont know her stadis when a condom brake
Thu, 25 Sep 2014
Hello
As you did.'t know the status of girl about the HIV INFECTION.
During sexual intercourse condom ruptured , it means sexual without condom i.e. UNPROTECTED sex .
But as you mentioned that you tested twice for HIV infected and results on both time NEGATIVE , so why are you worrying as time period between initial infection is after 2 weeks and not later than 3 months .
In your case it is almost 6 months passed , so result must be accurate.
2nd point is that you din't develop any HIV related symptoms , if you were a patient , some symptoms may have developed , so this is not a cause of concern.
As you did.'t know the status of girl about the HIV INFECTION.
During sexual intercourse condom ruptured , it means sexual without condom i.e. UNPROTECTED sex .
But as you mentioned that you tested twice for HIV infected and results on both time NEGATIVE , so why are you worrying as time period between initial infection is after 2 weeks and not later than 3 months .
In your case it is almost 6 months passed , so result must be accurate.
2nd point is that you din't develop any HIV related symptoms , if you were a patient , some symptoms may have developed , so this is not a cause of concern.
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