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condom break

Asked for male patient, 41 years Asked 2 Years ago

i was having sex with call girl. i checked in the middle it was fine.i was about to ejaculate , she said the condom tore and i ejaculated partly inside and majority inside.. i asked her hiv status . she said she is negative .. seems has 2 yr old baby as she had caesarian marks. i am afraid of hiv .. i dont have any marks on my penis , like cuts abrasion e.t.c.. as i think the condom broke and i immediately removed and washed my penis with water and soap. i think may be for 5 seconds may be inside her vagina. even she is not bleeding and seems healthy.

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Dr. Rahul Ranjan
Internal medicine Family Medicine
Ara
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Just do HIV SEROLOGY if possible
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Rajdeep Ghosh
Internal medicine Family Medicine
Kolkata
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U can take my appointment.
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Rajdeep Ghosh
Internal medicine Family Medicine
Kolkata
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U can take my appointment.
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Dr. Surbhi Maurya
Internal medicine
Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar
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Kindly get your viral markers done for the same.
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Gayathri S
Internal medicine
Thiruvananthapuram
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HIV Virus is transmitted via sexual secretions. If you are anxious about contacting the disease ,you can get it checked in a tertiary health centre.
Answered 2 Years ago
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Internal medicine
Udaipur
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Get your viral markers checked. Also if it is possible ask the female to get a test too.
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Internal medicine
Kanniyakumari
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Preferably do a serology after 2 weeks-4 weeks and repeat after 1 month
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Internal medicine
Ambala
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If her virology was negative there is no need to worry but still u can go and take b virology test in a precautionary way.
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Manoj .
Internal medicine
Hisar
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Hii ramesh, Sorry i joined docindia just 2 days ago. 1st of all risk of transmission through vaginal sex to male partner is less than 0.5%. If next time anything happen like this then yo should take prophylaxis for same for which you can contact your nearby civil hospital where you will get FDC ( fix dose combination) of antiviral drug which you have to take one pill everyday for 28 days. But remembers, this regimen must be started within 72 hours of exposure and best if taken within 2 hours. Risk if getting infection is inversely proportional to time of starting antivirals. And kindly get checked your viral markers and repeat after 3 months.
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Utkarsh Sinha
Internal medicine
Dehradun
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Just go for Triple HHH viral marker blood test
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Gagandeep Kaur
Internal medicine
Noida
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Whenever you indulge in sex with a commercial sex worker the risk of contacting disease is always there. You must get yourself check at regular intervals for such infections.
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Paranjay Maheshbhai Pithadiya
Internal medicine
Diglipur
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The HIV status of a girl is still unknown, so it is advisable that you get tested after 3 months from that intercourse. It is much better if you can share the exact date when you had that encounter. For more information and to discuss the case you can book an appointment with me
Answered 2 Years ago
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Internal medicine
Mumbai
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Don’t worry it won’t lead to any pregnancy if she misses her periods then get one UPT that is urine pregnancy test done
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Shahrukh Khan
Internal medicine
Kota
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You need to test hiv status
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Atishay Gangwal
Internal medicine
Guwahati
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You must visit HIV/STD clinic and get started with ART Regimen as soon as possible and also get a blood test done for HIV 1&2, Anti HCV , HBsAg.
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Yogesh Dahiya
Internal medicine
Shimla
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There are less than 1% chance to get contaminated. You should check your HIV status repeat after 6 month. If that comes negative then there is no need to worry
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Yogesh Dahiya
Internal medicine
Shimla
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There are less than 1% chance to get contaminated. You should check your HIV status repeat after 6 month. If that comes negative then there is no need to worry
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. Yogesh Dahiya
Internal medicine
Shimla
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There are less than 1% chance to get contaminated. You should check your HIV status repeat after 6 month. If that comes negative then there is no need to worry
Answered 2 Years ago
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Dr. YATISH SHRIVASTAVA
Internal medicine Family Medicine General Physician
Noida
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Answered 1 Year ago
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