Dr. Penchilaprasad Kandikattu
Internal Medicine
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Hi doctor,
I recently had sex with a girl, we used a condom, but during sex, the condom broke, but we did not realize it until I took my penis out of her vagina to spill the cum on her belly. When I asked her HIV status, she said she had gotten it checked out three weeks back, and she was clean. And for me, I lost my virginity to her; before that, I had only masturbated at home. Is there any risk of spreading of infection? Should I get it checked out?
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I understand your concern.
There is nothing to worry about overall, female-to-male (0.04 percent per act or, in theory, about four cases of HIV transmission per every 10,000 acts of vaginal sex with a woman who is HIV positive) and male-to-female (0.08 percent per act or eight cases of HIV transmission per every 10,000 acts of vaginal sex with a man who is HIV positive).
If you have doubts, I suggest you get it done:
1. RNA (ribonucleic acid) test: Will detect within ten days of infection.
2. Antigen or antibody test: Detects P24 within two to four weeks.
3. Antibody test: It may take three to twelve weeks to come positive.
So mostly nothing will happen, but if you have doubts, get the above tests done after ten days. I think I have answered your question. If you have more questions, feel free to ask.
Take care.
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