condom broken can i get hiv

Posted 6 years ago, 3 users are following.

ganesh39275

i had a sex with unknown girl during intercourse condom get broken suddenly i pulled out and replace new one and complete the inter course now i fearing about hiv if i have high rick for getting hiv? please reply

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Guest ganesh39275

Posted 6 years ago

Sure, you can contract hiv from any sexual exposure where you are not protected. I would assume that the risk is really low however.
Keep in mind that the CDC estimates the probability for the risk of transmission (assuming she was hiv positive to begin with) from insertive penile intercourses to be 1 in 2500 - so your chances of transmission are low to begin with.
I hope this helps put you at ease but you should still go get tested anyway, just to be sure. Most docs will have you test after 6 weeks to be conclusive.
- ganesh39275 Guest
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  I dont know the girl she is a call girl. but this is very short time 2 to 4 sec only . still i have risk of hiv?
- Guest ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  Again, your exposure in my opinion, and I am not an expert, was low - as you wore protection.
  Time is not a factor and I don’t know why people think this. If you are exposed, then you are exposed. Go take a test to confirm.
- ganesh39275 Guest
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  Thankyou. but i could wait for 12week to take test . i am not able to sleep have an more fear what can i do
- Guest ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  6 weeks is considered conclusive by most doctors. I would not stress it man and don’t get your anxiety going. You have not indicated that you have any symptoms (flu, etc) and your exposure was likely low risk. Just think of it as taking the test to confirm something you already know.
- ganesh39275 Guest
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  thanks for reply. what you think about my risk of hiv . i am not able to eat a food please reply
- Guest ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  You probably can’t eat food due to anxiety and you may also experience dry mouth as well. This is all due to the stress and I can speak to it from personal experience. You are going to be okay.
- ganesh39275 Guest
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  thank you friend
  if you think i have a chace to get hiv? please reply . you are the only person with me now to talk about his issue
- ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  please reply
aahmad6969 ganesh39275

Posted 6 years ago

There is a Chance, but it's toooooo low. However if you know the girl ask him to do hiv test together.
- ganesh39275 aahmad6969
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  i dont know the girl she is a call girl. but this is very short time 2 to 4 sec only . still i have risk of hiv?
- aahmad6969 ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  The risk is tooooooooo low, just do a test after 30 days.
- ganesh39275 aahmad6969
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  hi to all. today i went for blood test after 42 days of exposed i go for 4th generation hiv test ELFA method my result is negative . this is enough or i go to test for 12th week
- aahmad6969 ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  If I were you I forget and move on. I visited many doctors, many if them tol me 4 weeks is enough, and 1 or 2 said 3 months.
  Your risk was zero so move on.
- ganesh39275 aahmad6969
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  sorry for late reply i dont know this test is third generation or 4th generation . please help any one if my 6th week negative test turn to positive later please help me
- aahmad6969 ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  Man relax, every thing is fine, I think you passed the 3rd month, do another test just peace your mind.
- ganesh39275 aahmad6969
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  no dear now i am in 9th week. if 3rd generation test at 6th week is conclusive or not please reply
- aahmad6969 ganesh39275
  
  Posted 6 years ago
  
  A university professor told me that 6 weeks in enough, but another one told me 3 months. You are nearly at 3 months, wait and do another test. It won't be positive it's just for your peace of mind

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