[Question #8443] Risk evaluation
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44 months ago
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On March 2021 I visited Csw... Csw is high risk in India...
I hugged her full clothes on neither she remove her clothes and neither I removed... Then she put condom with her hands on penis only my penis was out from the pants... I just touched her vagina outside with finger... I did not inserted my finger just touched outside... I Masturbation myself condom on. I did not had any sex anal oral or vagina....
They on November 2021 csw just put condom on my penis with her hands I masturbation my self I did not had anal oral or vagina sex... I just touched her stomach....
My question...
Does her hand carry any fuilds of her or other clients transfer to condom and to my pennis is this possible...
I had a hiv antibody test yesterday it was non reactive
Do I need any test further I am going to marry in December 25th...
Can I move on without any worry...
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
44 months ago
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Welcome to our forum and thanks for your question I’ll be glad to answer. The encounters you described are safe sex with no risk for acquisition of HIV or other STI‘s. STI‘s are not transmitted through the material of clothing, even if that clothing material happens to get wet with genital secretions. In addition HIV and other STI‘s are not transmitted through transfer of infectious material from one person’s genitals to another on a persons hands. It is for this reason that mutual masturbation in which participants get each other’s genital secretion on one another is considered safe sex but all experts and organizations such as the CDC and WHO.
Nothing you describe suggests any risk for acquisition of HIV or other STI’s and no need for testing. You can certainly move forward without concern. I hope this information is helpful. EWH
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44 months ago
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Thanks for your rply...i don't want to bother you...but i had some question...
1.Do hand gential never transfer sti and hiv? Have you seen any cases...
2.What is exact hiv window period.. Because it's so confusing with many myths??
3.do i need any further testing?
4.i had developed OCD of hiv... How to overcome it??
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
44 months ago
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Straight to your questions several of which are somewhat repetitive:
1. No, never
2. Tests for HIV using combination HIV antigen/antibody tests (fourth-generation) provide conclusive results at any time more than six weeks following an exposure.
3. No
4. HIV related OCD requires professional help. Efforts to address it yourself will be unlikely to succeed.
EWH
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44 months ago
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Thanks for your rply finally last question before closing this
1.does hiv live on environment or intack skin of some one... Can it transfer on public toilets?
2.how to avoid further exposure to hiv?
3.can you get hiv from hugging kissing or touching someone or sharing cigarette?
4. Finally last question do i need any further testing??
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Edward W. Hook M.D.
44 months ago
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Straight to your final questions:
1. HIV becomes non-infectious upon exposure to in the environment. HIV cannot be acquired from contact with contaminated inanimate objects including toilet seats
2. HIV is transmitted only through direct, unprotected sexual exposure or injection of infected material deep in the tissues. Sexual acquisition of HIV is best avoided through correct and consistent condom use for all sexual activity. For people are extremely high risk for infection, oral anti-HIV medication‘s known as preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP), can be taken but this is not recommended for persons who are not regularly at risk through sexual contact.
3. No, see above
4. No further testing is needed for the exposure you describe above.
This completes this thread. I hope the information I have provided is helpful to you. Take care. Please stay safe. EWH
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