Thank you very much for your expertise dear doctors!!!

1. Agreed. That was my point.

3. Blood needs to enter your bloodstream to transmit hepatitis B virus. Anyway, probably you were immunized against HBV in your youth, in which case you're immune.

4. Typical symptom onset is 3-5 days, sometimes up to 3 weeks. Blisters and sores at an exposed site.

I see no reason to repeat myself. I haven't changed my mind.

Do not ask anything else that has already been answered, or whose answer is obvious from our discussions so far. Thank you.

HHH, MD

I probably suffer from OCD, otherwise I can't explain my anxiety and these dark thoughts. I'm sorry and I apologize , and maybe I will seek professional help!!!

3. Regarding HIV, I understood and thank you for the evaluation!

4.Can you please tell me what is the degree of protection (roughly) of the condom in terms of genital herpes?

5.The only thing that worries me is syphilis. Considering that it was protected sex and I also took doxycycline 200 mg in 36 hours, what are the chances that I could be infected. In percentages if possible?

I tried as much as I could not to repeat the questions and at the same time to fully clarify all aspects. I really appreciate the effort to evaluate my situation and the time given to me. Thank you!

1. Without immunization, you weren't at risk anyway. Heterosexual transmission of HBV is extremely rare. Almost all sexually transmitted cases are between sexually active men.

2. It's mental Gonorrhea and chlamydia do not cause frequent urination.

4. Maybe around 90% for any one encounter, but only around 50% over time.

5. Syphilis was nearly zero risk; partners like yours rarely are infected. And having take the doxycycline (unnecessarily), there is no chance you were infected.

Nothing changed in the testa. Newer, more accurate data and clinical experience became available. that's all.

I have a few more questions not addressed until now:

1. What is the degree of protection of the condom in the case of syphilis? percentage if possible

I have oral herpes since my youth. Does this fact matter? Can this decrease the chances of contacting genital herpes?

Finally, if you have any thoughts or final recommendations regarding my exposures, I would be grateful!!!!

Thank you very much for all the support and involvement!!!

2. Too complex for a short reply. Depends on virus type (HSV1 vs HSV2), prior infection with HSV1 (usually in childhood), and how alert people are to mild symptoms. All in all probably ~75% of new genital herpes causes obvious symptoms. And yes your oral herpes matters:  it makes it somewhat less likely you would acquire HSV2 if exposed and probably an elevated chance of asymptomatic infection.

3. True.

The AgAb (4th gen) HIV tests probably are 99% conclusive at 5 weeks; syphilis no good data but probably ~90-95%.

If your exposures continue as I recall from your previous thread, you could have such events weekly for the rest of your life without acquiring any STD, except maybe HPV (which wouldn't matter).

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