Patient's question:
On August 11th, there was a high-risk sexual encounter (using a condom, but not washing the penis immediately after sex, only washing it the next morning). On November 19th, the test results were negative, as shown in the image below. Can this guarantee the exclusion of HIV? Can I have children with my wife?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, if the test is negative three months after a high-risk exposure, it can rule out HIV transmission, and you can have children. It is recommended that if you use condoms, as long as they are not rusted or torn, the risk of transmission is low. Pay attention to rest, personal hygiene, and sexual hygiene to prevent unsafe sexual practices. The above advice is for the question "High-risk exposure on August 11th (with condoms)," and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!