I had sex with a hiv positive person and he pentrated me with out a condomn and then put one on. I tested at?!
Question: I had sex with a hiv positive person and he pentrated me with out a condomn and then put one on. I tested at.?
and he pentrated me with out a condomn and then put one on. I tested at three weeks and the test came back negative. Was that too soon to test and I know I have to get tested again. Yes, it was something stupid and I regret it. I'm freaking out now.Health Question & Answer
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BK is right.
The chance of contracting HIV from the single experience you describe is quite low.
75% of people test positive (if they are infected) by 17 days after being infected
95% by two months
well over 99% at the 3 month mark.
Get tested 3 months post exposure and be confident with the result. HIV does not lay dormant (EVER), though HIV can have no outward symptoms for many years, a person will have tested positive by 3 months.
The 6 month mark is mentioned because in rare cases if a person has a preexisting immune dysfunction (cancer chemo/radiation, high dose corticosteroids after organ transplantation, etc) it can take up to 6 months for them to test positive as their immune systems can take a bit longer to respond. Chances are you don't fit that bill.
A negative test at 3 months is considered definitive.
And ps. the majority of people who responded have no idea what they are talking about.Health Question & Answer
The chance of contracting HIV from the single experience you describe is quite low.
75% of people test positive (if they are infected) by 17 days after being infected
95% by two months
well over 99% at the 3 month mark.
Get tested 3 months post exposure and be confident with the result. HIV does not lay dormant (EVER), though HIV can have no outward symptoms for many years, a person will have tested positive by 3 months.
The 6 month mark is mentioned because in rare cases if a person has a preexisting immune dysfunction (cancer chemo/radiation, high dose corticosteroids after organ transplantation, etc) it can take up to 6 months for them to test positive as their immune systems can take a bit longer to respond. Chances are you don't fit that bill.
A negative test at 3 months is considered definitive.
And ps. the majority of people who responded have no idea what they are talking about.Health Question & Answer
Hi,
Although your test came back negative it does not necessarily mean you are in the clear. It can take up to three months after infection with HIV before the antibodies show up in your blood. These three months are called the window period. A test done before these three months or over isn't reliable because a blood test may find no antibodies and so you will appear free of HIV, even though the reality is that you have been infected and could pass HIV on to others. If you have a test three months after you've run the risk of getting HIV and no antibodies are found the result is said to negative and you are almost certain not to have HIV. But if you take risks again you could become HIV positive later on. A negative HIV test doesn't protect you from getting infected in the future.
I hope this information is helpful to you, good luck with the test xHealth Question & Answer
Although your test came back negative it does not necessarily mean you are in the clear. It can take up to three months after infection with HIV before the antibodies show up in your blood. These three months are called the window period. A test done before these three months or over isn't reliable because a blood test may find no antibodies and so you will appear free of HIV, even though the reality is that you have been infected and could pass HIV on to others. If you have a test three months after you've run the risk of getting HIV and no antibodies are found the result is said to negative and you are almost certain not to have HIV. But if you take risks again you could become HIV positive later on. A negative HIV test doesn't protect you from getting infected in the future.
I hope this information is helpful to you, good luck with the test xHealth Question & Answer
I understand why you are freaking out but the odds are on your favour. The chances of contracting HIV from a single episode of vaginal sex is estimated around 1 in 1000. This is considering that he wsa HIV positive (which I am not sure if he was). So even if he was, the chances are very slim. Not zero but slim. Remember that HIV is not very easy to catch.
Your test at 3 weeks is not useless. Around 50-60% of infected people test positive by this time. It is not 100% but it is a good indication. Test at 6-8 weeks as almost all infected people test positive by this time and then confirm it with a 3 months conclusive test. I think you can expect a negative result based on this brief and single exposure.
Good luck and keep us posted if you can.Health Question & Answer
Your test at 3 weeks is not useless. Around 50-60% of infected people test positive by this time. It is not 100% but it is a good indication. Test at 6-8 weeks as almost all infected people test positive by this time and then confirm it with a 3 months conclusive test. I think you can expect a negative result based on this brief and single exposure.
Good luck and keep us posted if you can.Health Question & Answer
Your risk from a single penetration if there was no blood or open sores on either of you is very low.
Unfortunately, low does not mean no risk so you should continue with your plan to get tested. Getting tested at 3 weeks is a good idea and repeating as recommended by your doctor is a good plan. If you test negative at 6 months then you are clear for this episode...it does not sit dormant and undetectable just to strike you later. Health Question & Answer
Unfortunately, low does not mean no risk so you should continue with your plan to get tested. Getting tested at 3 weeks is a good idea and repeating as recommended by your doctor is a good plan. If you test negative at 6 months then you are clear for this episode...it does not sit dormant and undetectable just to strike you later. Health Question & Answer
3 weeks is a lil to soon to get a accurate test result you have to wait around 9 weeks or so or even 90 days altogether to know the complusive test result! Some people in rare cases usually dont show up hiv infection in there blood stream till 6-12 months it just depends when your blood detects the infection.! If you did't know this partner hiv status you can get him put behind bars for giving you a deadful virus such as this one. But if you knew about it when you were having unprotected sex with him then thats a different story the law cant help you at all cause you put your ownself at risk when u already do know his status.I would be freaking out my own self as well as you !!!!!!Health Question & Answer
Ok, don't freak out. The chances of you definitely having it are not high. But they are there. Chances of passing it increase with duration of the penetration and factors such as chances of tearing of skin and such.
You have to wait 3-6 months for the incubating period to be sure though.
So relax-there's a very good chance you are fine. HOWEVER- what the hell are you doing.? Why would you do something like that.? Use protection, especially if you know he is sick!!!
Use it always! Your partner may not even know if he is sick.
also, the idiot who said you probably have aids is retarded. You don't get AIDS from people. You get HIV. And you don't definitely get it everytime you are exposed. There's a chance he may never have passed the virus to you. There's a chance your body may have had virus on you but there was no entrance into your blood stream.
Jsut relax, but go to your doctor.Health Question & Answer
You have to wait 3-6 months for the incubating period to be sure though.
So relax-there's a very good chance you are fine. HOWEVER- what the hell are you doing.? Why would you do something like that.? Use protection, especially if you know he is sick!!!
Use it always! Your partner may not even know if he is sick.
also, the idiot who said you probably have aids is retarded. You don't get AIDS from people. You get HIV. And you don't definitely get it everytime you are exposed. There's a chance he may never have passed the virus to you. There's a chance your body may have had virus on you but there was no entrance into your blood stream.
Jsut relax, but go to your doctor.Health Question & Answer
Well the chances are not usually 100% that you will get it, even without a condom...it is best passed through the blood, however, your sexual juices could have carried it over. But as I said there is still a good chance you may not have contracted it.
There is something called the window period I believe....it is up to 3 or 6 months where you may have contracted it, but they could not detect it with tests.
Look it up. And I would get tested again. My prayers are with you, I've had that scare before.Health Question & Answer
There is something called the window period I believe....it is up to 3 or 6 months where you may have contracted it, but they could not detect it with tests.
Look it up. And I would get tested again. My prayers are with you, I've had that scare before.Health Question & Answer
Get tested at 3 months and 6 months and to be on the safe side, I would get tested again at the one year mark.
I'm not going to beat you up about this, I'm assuming you are already doing that to yourself, but please wise up and take better care of yourself, once your health is gone, there is no getting it back.Health Question & Answer
I'm not going to beat you up about this, I'm assuming you are already doing that to yourself, but please wise up and take better care of yourself, once your health is gone, there is no getting it back.Health Question & Answer
You can get HIV from exposure to Blood, Seimen, and Barf. (yes, barf) But I don't know if you can get it from pre-***. (that wet stuff that comes out that is not seimen) You should do a lot of research on this. I hope and pray that you dodged this bullet. Please take this as a lesson. Health Question & Answer
HIV can take up to 6 months to show up on tests. Don't have unprotected sex again (you really are playing with fire) and I would suggest you not have sex at all until you can verify definitely whether or not you have HIV.
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3 weeks is too soon. You need to check again and make sure to let your doctor know. Your doctor can start you on meds right away to help your immune system respond. It is by no means a cure, but it is a start.Health Question & Answer
yes that was to soon if i was you i would get tested as fast as you could and every two weeks get tested for about 2 months than after that every 6 months but some times it takes up to seven years for the symptoms to show...Health Question & Answer
Gosh you must be scared! Yeah I would get another round of testing and tell the nurs/doctor WHEN this sexual encounter happened. Sometimes it takes a while for the virus to be expressed in the blood plasma.Health Question & Answer
You will need to be retested. It can take up to 3 months for antibodies to HIV to show up on tests. In very rare cases, it can take up to 6 months for the antibodies to show up.Health Question & Answer
They have sex ed in high school for a reason. I think HIV can sit dorment in a person from anywhere from a few months to a few years. Go get tested every six months or so.Health Question & Answer
omg dont listen to these children!!!
aids is not that easily transmitted... theres very little risk
there its transmitted by fluids...
if youre really worried (you shouldnt be) go get tested in 6 months...Health Question & Answer
aids is not that easily transmitted... theres very little risk
there its transmitted by fluids...
if youre really worried (you shouldnt be) go get tested in 6 months...Health Question & Answer
The usual recommendation is to wait for a period of 3 months after exposure before testing, and then again six months later to be absolutely sure.Health Question & Answer
wow are you kidding me right now.What the F$#k are you thinking.You need to get tested ever 6 months for the rest of your lfe.I hope the sex was worth it.Good luck Health Question & Answer
Yes, 3 weeks is too soon. It can take months, or even years, for the HIV virus to show up on a test. I'd get tested every six months for several years, at least. Health Question & Answer
Get tested every six months, hopefully you will be OK, make sure youa re protected if you have sex with anyone else. Good luck!Health Question & Answer
Keep getting tested for up to six months, or longer ask your doctor.
They have a strain now that kills in 3 weeks.Health Question & Answer
They have a strain now that kills in 3 weeks.Health Question & Answer
Keep testing yourself because it can show up years down the line. And it is really easy for women to get HIV. Good Luck!Health Question & Answer
why did you let an hiv positive person penetrate you without a condom anyway.? that was daftHealth Question & Answer
I think you need to test for at least 6 months. Check with your doctor. Good luck.Health Question & Answer
The HIV virus can stay dormant for up to six months. Health Question & Answer
yes it is a little too soon ..ive heard that accurate results come out a 6 monthsHealth Question & Answer
what the hell is wrong with you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! get tested in another couple weeksHealth Question & Answer
get another test.
u prolli have itHealth Question & Answer
u prolli have itHealth Question & Answer
you probably have aids. Health Question & Answer