[Question #5936] Request for clarification
70 months ago
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[Question #5928] Risky experiences
So sorry for coming back again, but I have asked the same question on that day to your forum and another specialist forum and today I got the doctor or as said consultant feedback that scared me and needed your kind advise, the question I posted without repeating the encounter explained in question 5928 was as follows
1- are these test accurate ? Only 10-15 mins ? They look like pregnancies test?
2- what is the risk of this encounter? And should I just forget and proceed normally with my wife? 3- when should I get tested more? If I need?
4- based on googling on the past week I see majority are saying the hiv don’t transmit via contact skin to skin but how would I know if she may have some minor scar and I do have many pimple on my back , or micro scar?
5- I have plenty of dead skin from pimples in my back and some are new ones, is their a chance that it can be source of transmission?
6- what is the chance of syphilis and other STI?
7- when I should get tested for syphils for a confirmed results?
The answers I got from the doctor who is MBBS., CLINICAL MANAGEMENT IN HIV., PGDHIVM, I don’t know what this position is but the answers was:
1. Tests are accurate and yes, they are like pregnancy tests. nothing to worry.
2. Minimal risk and almost little chance of transmission.
3. after 28 days, with western blot nad 4th gen test.
4. it can be risky if she is infected.
6. chance for syphilis - yes.
7. need to.wiat for 45 days. mean whe observe for painless single ulcers and which heal automatically.
coming to 4 and 5, HIV has tendency to infect in 2 ways, beings alone as HIV virus and a virus within lymphatic cell. A HIV virus alone, transmission is very impossible and HIV being with lymphatic cell can live longer but as there is no penetration, the rupture is unlikely. so, your situation is risky one, but have little chances of transmission.
I am now back to square zero .. I need your kind help on answering or feedback on the above answers. Specially in japan the syphils infection is getting higher on the past years
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
70 months ago
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70 months ago
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
70 months ago
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70 months ago
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
70 months ago
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