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Is HIV Infection Exposure A Possibility Despite Initial Negative Results?
About 40 days ago I met a guy through net . First I did insertive oral sex with him (i was the top) and then for an hour I fisted him without gloves using my hands and sometimes I used my left feet. (At that time I didnâ??t have any open sores but few days before and after I was feeling 2 of my fingers tingling me without a visible reason and a small area of the sole of my foot was hard cause few years before I stepped in a small piece of glass) . After that I gave him again oral sex and finished inside his mouth. Then he told me that few years ago he had hepatitis b and he was ok now . I got very scared .I did the vaccine for hepatitis but then i got scared for hiv. At two weeks I had a duo test which turnd out negative. Then I retested again at the 28th day (which was actually 27 full days after the possible exposure cause I gave sample in the morning). Did I have an exposure ?Am I at risk? Do I need further test?
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Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello,Any unprotected penetrative sex is risky,if you had any cuts or wound during the time of intercourse than there is possibility of infection with HIV and hepatitis B
The problem you are explaining may not be due to HIV
Incubation period of HIV is weeks to 6 months,so you have to get yourself tested again,though the initial reports show negative
Incubation period for Hepatitis B is 30 to 180 days since your partner is tested positive to hepatitis B you need to get yourself tested for this as there are more chances of you contacting hepatitis B
Thank you
Dr.Krupa
Hello,Any unprotected penetrative sex is risky,if you had any cuts or wound during the time of intercourse than there is possibility of infection with HIV and hepatitis B
The problem you are explaining may not be due to HIV
Incubation period of HIV is weeks to 6 months,so you have to get yourself tested again,though the initial reports show negative
Incubation period for Hepatitis B is 30 to 180 days since your partner is tested positive to hepatitis B you need to get yourself tested for this as there are more chances of you contacting hepatitis B
Thank you
Dr.Krupa
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