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I had unprotected sex with a prostitute in Las Vegas last week, which consisted primarily of oral sex. She did it to me - and I to her. At the last minute, for literally 2 minutes, I got stupid and inserted myself vaginally - without a condom. I pulled out just before ejaculation. At the beginning of the encounter, this person had assured me she was clean. This is my first (and last) encounter with a prostitute - and it was a dumb, alcohol induced mistake.
3) HIV is rare in commercial sex workers throughout the US (fewer than 1 in 1000 are infected), and even rarer in Las Vegas. There is no realistic concern for HIV, and even if there were, a negative test result more than 3 months after exposure is 100% proof you were not infected.
Finally, most CSWs do use condoms consistently.
Before I even read your questions, this initial reply responds to the title you selected for your question. When somebody asks "Need further testing?", usually s/he has been tested beyond the recommended window period and is HIV negative, but remains concerned because of symptoms, the nature of the exposure, or other extenuating circumstances. The answer is always, always, always the same! The test result ALWAYS are more reliable than all that other information. Always.
29 days later went to a provincial std clinic in Canada for HIV and STI testing - all returned negative. Not sure what type of HIV test - blood drawn and result a week later. Nurse advised that while not conclusive, her personal opinion was that I didn't need to worry about it.
I have read many of the other questions and responses and appreciate the redundancy on many occasions. I still face some worry about this experience and hope you can provide some advice.
There is really no medical need for testing of any sort and I would not recommend testing. If you need to test for your own peace of mind, the most common STIs are gonorrhea and chlamydia and these can be detected any time more than 2-3 days after contact using a urine test. Blood tests are not needed and if you choose to have blood tests, please do not get a blood test for herpes, the tests are more often misleading than not in situations such as yours.
Hi all,
Just wanted to say thanks in advance for answering.
8 months ago I had in September of 2013 I had unprotected vaginal sex with a CSW. I tested negative for all STD's including HIV but wanted to ask a question as I had severe symptoms 4 weeks after exposure and still have some lingering symptoms (occasional cough, fuzzy feeling in head, sore shoulders/neck area, soft stool,etc). After exposure I had high fever and was very itchy.
So I'm panicking. Got really drunk in vegas 3 days ago and had sex with a stripper at the treasures in las vegas. This waswas my first time in vegas. So I'm not familier with this place or the sex industry. I've read this is supposed to be the most expensive strip club in vegas, very high end. They don't even get fully naked. The stripper told me she was only sleeping with me because she thought I was good looking.
right on, I wasn't trying to insinuate it was, I just said it was a clinic is las vegas...las vegas clinc, I believe it was the "Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada". I don't live there, so I don't know if there is an actual clinic called "las vegas clinic". Sorry, I wasn't trying to say it was an STD/HIV clinic.
I am a heterosexual male and on July 4th I received unprotected oral sex from a female prostitute in Las Vegas. I then proceeded to put on a condom and have protected vaginal sex with her. Checked the condom after I ejaculated and my semen was intact inside the condom. Could I have been infected from the blowjob. I have been feeling very ill since this happened but doctors can't find anything wrong. No temp or nothing. Took Hiv Elisa at 47 days post exposure and was negative.
Basically, about 3 1/2 months ago, I had a protected encounter (both oral and vaginal were protected) with a CSW in Las Vegas. It was at a massage parlor that didn't look very clean. I went in for a hand job and ended up received oral and vaginal. This CSW was my 2nd sexual partner and I have been in a long relationship and have never done anything like this, nor will I ever again.
I tested at 3 weeks using the DNA by PCR and antibody test and it came out negative.
Good Day Doc,
I had a protected sexual encounter (oral and vaginal) with a CSW in Las Vegas 6.5 months ago. Since then I was tested for everything with sufficient time and everything came up negative. What worries me is HIV. Because in the middle of the sexual encounter I looked at my penis and it looked like there were some fluids in the reservoir of the condom. I hadnt had an orgasm yet so I worried that it was the CSW's vaginal fluids trapped inside since I didnt have a full erection.
2 weeks ago I had vaginal sex with an escort in Las Vegas. We used a condom for vaginal sex.
About 4 or 5 days after the encounter, I had fever, chills and body ache which lasted for about 24 to 36 hours. I also had a sore throat and cough which has yet to go away. The cough is a bit better, but I continue to have a runny nose and the cough won't go away.
- Do these symptoms sound like ARS?
- Is it too soon for ARS symptoms?
So to make a long story short, I had a sexual encounter a little over 1 year ago with a CSW at a massage parlor in Las Vegas. It was condom protected oral and vaginal. It freaked me out when the act had ended because I came back to my senses and realized the severity of my mistake. Since then I have had the below tests done.
1. No evidence to say the Las Vegas commercial sex workers have high STD/HIV rates. In fact, if anything, I would expect them to be low.
2. STD Chances, very low. No risk from kissing, vaginal exposure was protected. You received unprotected oral sex which could lead to gonorrhea or nongonococcal urethritis but that is really about it. You could go to your local STD clinic and be tested for these confidentially at this time and be able to have great confidence in the results.
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t know the data in Las Vegas, but as a guess, the chance she had HIV -- even considering her possible gonorrhea -- is under 1%.
3) See above.
4) Of course you should be treated for gonorrhea. It won't interfere with PEP. Return immediately to the clinic.
5) The effectiveness of PEP has never been proved. However, most experts believe it is highly effective.
Over the weekend, my feet were hurting and I took off my shoes for about 5 minutes to walk through a busy casino in Las Vegas. While walking, I felt a sharp pain like I stepped on something on the carpet in the casino. I touched my foot to brush it off, but couldn't feel anything that was attached. I did not look back at what it was as I was trying to catch up with my friends - I assumed I stepped on a small piece of glass or an earring, etc.
I recently had sexual intercourse with an asian female who works in a massage parlor in Las Vegas. She did not sound like she was born here. I used a condom and sex was only 2-3 minutes. There was no rip in the condom. When I took the condom off, I don't think it touched the penis. My questions are as follows:
1) What are my odds of contracting Hepatitis B/HIV?
2) Can Hepatitis B/HIV live outside the body and the condom acidentally touched the penis to give me the disease?
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