Harsh as you had protected sex with her but involved exchange of fluid from other route it is likely that you have little chance of having hiv …so I would suggest you to get hiv testing done which is discreet process so no one will know about it except you And it will help you with fear of hiv too . Feel free ask anything
Ok Sir, How can I do that test?
U can go to any lab and ask for sti panel
U can check it but these home kit are kind of unreliable compared to lab test
Can I check with 4th gen self kit at home?
Using a condom significantly reduces the risk of HIV transmission, as well as other sexually transmitted infections. Condoms are highly effective when used correctly throughout the entire sexual act. If the condom didn’t break or slip, the risk of HIV is quite low. However, it’s important to also consider that oral sex poses a much lower risk for HIV transmission compared to unprotected vaginal or anal sex. Nonetheless, it’s wise to consider getting tested for peace of mind. You can do an HIV test typically within 2-4 weeks after a potential exposure, but keep in mind that tests are most accurate after 3 months for a definitive result. Think about visiting a local clinic or a healthcare provider to discuss your testing options. Testing for other STIs might also be appropriate depending on your exposure and sexual activities, so discussing this with a professional can be useful. While you’re waiting for a suitable time to test, try to keep focused on your studies and daily activities to help manage anxiety. If anxiety is overwhelming, it might be helpful to speak to a counselor or mental health professional about learning some techniques to manage these feelings. Staying informed and taking rational steps are practical approaches. Always use condoms to protect against STIs in any future sexual encounters.
