What is the risk of HIV transmission through sexual massage from an HIV-positive worker?

Question

Hello doctor,

I was engaged in a sexual encounter with a commercial sex worker five months ago. After a week, I found out that she was HIV positive, and now I am concerned if she used her vaginal fluid as lubrication during the encounter. Here are my test results:

Fourteen days: HIV duo test with a value of 0.09.
Eighteen days: HIV RNA PCR Qualitative by Taqman - Non Detected.
Twenty-six days: HIV Viral load RNA PCR Quantitative - TND (too not detected).
Forty-one days: HIV duo CMIA - Non-reactive.
Fifty-two days: CLIA test with a value of 0.12.
Sixty days: SRL lab DUO p24 - Non-reactive.
Seventy-three days: Rapid card test - Non-reactive.
Eighty-two days: Rapid card test initially showed HIV 1 positive, but the same lab performed the test again, which was Non-reactive.
I also took seven company card tests, including Tridot, all showing non-reactive results.
Ninety-six days: CLIA method with a value of 0.11.
One hundred ten days: ELISA at Labcorp lab with a value of 0.26.
RNA PCR VIRAL LOAD result is TND.

I am worried about my 82nd-day test and would like to know my risk and current HIV status. Please help.

Thank you.

Answer 1

Hello,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I have read your query, and understand your concern.

All tests are negative, which means there is no HIV (human immunodeficiency virus). But you went for so many tests just for a handjob when you knew she was HIV positive. Nobody usually uses vaginal fluid as a lubricant, as it is sticky. So do not worry. You are safe.

I hope this helps.

Revert in case of other queries.

Thank you.