I hope all is well.

One day last year, I had protected  vaginal sex twice with and received unprotected oral sex twice from an escort in New York. I did not remember if I sued the condom perfectly during the vaginal sexes- maybe when I pulled out my penis from the vagina the condom was not protecting the end of my penis.

30 days after this encounter, I went for an HIV ag/ab test and the result came back negative.

Could you please help me assess the HIV risk and testing result? Was I at risk for getting infected with HIV? Do I need further testing?

Thank you in advance for your kind help!

Best,

Jack

Condom protected sex is nearly 100% effective in preventing HIV. Slight touching of the penis to a woman's genital area carrries little or no risk. Oral sex almost never transmits HIV. This was a zero risk exposure, or very nearly zero risk -- even if your female partner has HIV, which she probably does not.

The HIV AgAb are nearly 100% conclusive at 30 days. However, it is necessary to wait until 6 weeks for truly 100% conclusive results.

Given the extremely low risk of the contact described plus the test result, you can be 100% sure you do not have HIV. No further testing is needed.