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What Treatment Is Suggested For Anal Infection Due To Having Unprotected Sex?

Hello, i have unprotected gay sex today.I dunno if he inserted his pennis in my ass or not.because i didnt feel any pain.also insertion was just for max 6-7 sec and i told him to remove penis...are there any chances on HIV...how deep pennis need to inserted to get virus in rectum....and for how much time...what is viral load on pre cum??
Wed, 11 Jun 2014
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Hi,
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The chances of getting HIV infection is not depending upon the time or how deep the penetration was, but related to local tissue injury and mixing of body fluids like blood and semen and exposed to the minor abrasions.If there is no penetration and no ejaculation then the risk is negligible. The viral load in precum cannot be predicted and it depends upon the individual's blood viral load.If he is not an HIV infected person then also you will not have any risk. Better to have a blood test and rule out the possibility of HIV and relax yourself.
Dr S.Murugan
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What Treatment Is Suggested For Anal Infection Due To Having Unprotected Sex?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. The chances of getting HIV infection is not depending upon the time or how deep the penetration was, but related to local tissue injury and mixing of body fluids like blood and semen and exposed to the minor abrasions.If there is no penetration and no ejaculation then the risk is negligible. The viral load in precum cannot be predicted and it depends upon the individual s blood viral load.If he is not an HIV infected person then also you will not have any risk. Better to have a blood test and rule out the possibility of HIV and relax yourself. Dr S.Murugan