Hi Doc,
I have been to a strip pub in London over the weekend there I had a VIP session with on of the strip girl. She gave me a handjob and I fingered her, sucked her breast and sucked her vagina. Not had ant sex and my penis didn’t touch her sperm and not touched her Vagina at all. But since then I am worry about HIV etc. I have a RNA test booked on April 10th but want to get more info before I can have my test done as I cant sleep properly with this fear.
Age: 32
Male
Medications : None
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Chances of HIV transmission during oral sex are low but possible. Strippers are high risk so you should also consider getting tested for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. 3 to 4 weeks is the ideal time frame to get tests done.
Thanks Doc. If it comes as Negative in RNA test then shall I consider its mainly negative. Still I am considering for a couple more tests on 28 days and after that.
RNA can detect HIV fast – within 10 days from exposure. It is very reliable up to 99%. If negative, to be 100% certain you need a second antibody test. For example: you may want to do second 4th generation antigen/antibody test in 4 weeks.
Hi.
Ori-genital contact can xause HIV transmission especially with individuals having multiple partners
Also there is an increased possibility of other sexually transmitted infections.
So you should get an RNA test done, however you should also get P24 antigen tested in a month.
Hope this helps .
Regards