Hi,I am a man 36 yeaes, went to a message parlor. She gave me a handjob unprotected, licked my chest and touched me all over. I fingered her vagina vigorously for around 5mins (with my unprotected middle and index fingers). she put on the condom on me .Then we had protected vaginal intercourse (5-10mins). Condom stayed strongly to base entire time. After ejaculation She removed the condom using tissues and flused it into the toilet. I asked her if the condom was teared or broken and she told me nothing happened although I didn't get to check it myself. My penis was wet only around uthera opening with all the other parts remained dry from base to shaft and thought I was in safe zone, until I started getting below symptoms after 8 days.  * Lower abdominal pain 5 dys, * itchy all over body (still there from time to time), * Red patches come and goes, *burning like sensation on my fingers and penis tip (uthera opening) - sometimes still come and goes, *individual sores with clear liquid in two different fingers and couple of them in knuckles which healed in 6dys. *Unusual body heat (fever), *fatigue and join pains for around 5 dys. And with what's going on in my body, I decided to take a 10 panel STD test (Blood and Urine) after 17 days of this exposure. Test includes:> Clap, > gon.., > Syp.., > Hep A,B,C, > HSV 1, 2, > HIV 1 & 2 (RNA early detection Test)
At the moment HIV and HSV test results are pending and taking an unusual wait time.
What are the odds of catching me HIV or HSV from this incident?

I also on medication, taking Levicitrambi 500mg, telmizartan 40mg HCT, High dose aspirin.  Could those interfere my test results ? 

Welcome to the Forum and thanks for your questions,.  I'll be glad to comment.  Even if the CSW you were with had as STI or HIV (this is unlikely, most CSWs do not have STIs), the encounter you describe did not put you at risk for STI.  Being touched, receiving or performing (i.e. "fingering") masturbation, being licked are all activities with no meaningful/known risk for acquisition of STIs.  Each of these activities is classified as safe sex by the US CDC and the WHO.  Further, condom protected receipt of oral sex, as well as vaginal sex are safe sexual activities as long as the condom is worn throughout the encounter and does not break.  Your condom did not break as when condoms fail, they break wide open leaving no doubt that they failed.  Further, if any STI was causing the symptoms you are experiencing, your tests would be positive- when symptoms are present, tests are positive. ---

Thank you Dr.Edward for that clarification. I have few more questions related to what I described here.
01.What if she had an HSV lesion in her tongue and when she lick my chest and around nipple area, can it transmit me HSV?
02.Same like if she had any HSV blisters inside areas of her vagina that has gone unnoticed by me and touched it while fingering her? Will it transmit me HSV though my finger skin? Or what are the odds of getting me any std in those methods?
I have read those stds are simply transmitted through skin to skin contact in most resources and this worries me.
03.The incident that I described here compared to an unprotected cunnilingus or unprotected fellatio,  which is more higher in risk wise and for which stds?
(Because she asked me to perform unprotected oral sex which i refused and then we moved on to have vaginal sex with protection as I thought it would be much safer)
04.I know the test I took after 17days may not be acceptable for some stds depending on their incubation window period. Can you please tell me if I am to retest again what stds I should be focused on and after how long of the exposure,  that those tests can be considered as conclusive.?
I am trying to have a peace of mind.
Since my tests is being delayed I am stressed out. I appreciate your expertise knowledge and helping me for a some level of relief.
Thanks again Doctor

You are worrying entirely too much and your "what if" questions are not going to change the answer.---

Dr Hook,

I would not be worried about a falsely negative test following your no risk exposure.  Rather I would work with your doctor to look for other causes.  Typically persons with symptoms test using a 4th generation, combination HIV antigen/antibody test.  These tests are virtually always positive in persons with symptoms due to HIV.  But, as I said above, I see no need for retesting.---