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Old 11-01-2009, 09:47 AM   #1
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std question

Hello last night i had my first time with a guy. (im a guy)

Unforntually i gave him oral without a condom, and then he penetrated me without a condom for a while.

He didn't cum and said he wasn't near it.

I regreat it alot now, i was really drunk at the time.

What is the risk level for aids?
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Old 11-01-2009, 09:57 AM   #2
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Id say pretty low, but some fluid was exchanged so there is always a chance no matter how small... As long as your not in sub Saharan Africa i think your going to be ok. If you want to know for sure go get an STD test at the doctors, all the things we say on here are speculation. The risk is so very small.
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Old 11-01-2009, 10:45 AM   #3
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Question: "Am I at Risk for HIV Infection? What Infections am I at Risk For?"
Everyone wants to know if they are at risk for HIV infection or any of a number of sexually transmitted infections for that matter. Do the behaviors in which they engage increase their risk of HIV infection? Can I get HIV from one unprotected sexual encounter? What is your risk of sexually transmitted infections? Unfortunately, their is a lot of debate as to what the answer to these question are. There are behaviors we know put you at risk for HIV infection and sexually transmitted infections.

Answer: The risk of infection or infections really depends on the type of unprotected sexual contact.
Receptive anal intercourse ("bottom")
According to the Guidelines for the Management and Post Exposure Prophylaxis of Individuals who Sustain Nonoccupational Exposure to HIV, ANCAHRD/CTARC Bulletin, February 2001, the risk of transmission as a result of receptive anal sex is somewhere between 1 in 125 to 1 in 31 or approximately three per cent. Other experts place the risk as low as 1 in 1300.
Important Fact!

Infection can and does occur with just one unprotected sexual encounter. It's important to note that even though the risk is 1 in 1300, that one chance in 1300 can be the first time.

Are you still with your girlfriend? Please do not put her at risk.
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Old 11-01-2009, 10:49 AM   #4
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First of all there is the inbetween period the 'window period' which is how long it takes your body to develop detecable antibodies to the virus.

Therefor in three months, and then six months (I think statistics say HIV is 100% detectable after six, not sure) get a test for all STD's.

Also if you are still with your girlfriend, I would use a condom, and get a test now as well incase you've picked up anything else.
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