Patient's question:
Before sexual intercourse, I washed my penis and the coronal sulcus of the glans with water. I usually clean the coronal sulcus regularly. I also changed and washed my underwear. Before the girl started oral sex, she gargled and brushed her teeth. I noticed that she was using an herbal antibacterial and anti-inflammatory toothpaste. The girl also said that using a condom was necessary. During the time my penis was erect, the girl performed oral sex on me for perhaps 20 seconds before putting on a condom. During intercourse, the girl applied water-based lubricant to the condom multiple times. When I came, I withdrew from the girl's vagina and in the condom. I checked and saw that the semen was still inside, with no leakage. Does this indicate that the condom was not damaged?Doctor's answer:
Hello, from your process, it seems that a condom was used, which is relatively safe. If there are no unexpected incidents, it is unlikely to transmit HIV to you. You don't need to worry too much.Advice: However, since you had high-risk exposure, it cannot be entirely ruled out that you might be infected. It's just that the possibility is relatively small. So, if you want to completely rule out the possibility of pregnancy, you can go to the hospital after one month to check for HIV antibodies. If the result is negative, it means the possibility of transmission has been ruled out. Wishing you good health.