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How Is HIV Transmitted After A Sexual Encounter?
Question: hi docter my name is XXXXXXX i have gone to massage parlour and one dance bar where ihave sexual activity with girl without removing underwear and she is also wearing underwear. But during that my ejaculation happened and during tat her also. i have fear my if fluid comes in contact with her fluid.as my clothes get wet during discharge ad may be her. Is there any change of casuing hiv. whether iwill go for hiv and which test. i have ot anxiety
Brief Answer:
There is no need for HIV testing
Detailed Answer:
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Greetings of the day
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
The type of sexual contact is not significant enough to have caused transmission of HIV infection. The Ejaculation fluid is much more than female orgasm fluid, even if her fluid would have been mixed with your fluid. For the HIV to be transmitted female fluid should come in contact with male Urethra.
There is no need of HIV testing to be carried out.
Do get back to me if you need any further assistance, will be glad to assist you.
Take Care
Best Regards
Dr Deepak Kishore
MBBS,MS,MCh
There is no need for HIV testing
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome to Healthcare-Magic
Greetings of the day
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
The type of sexual contact is not significant enough to have caused transmission of HIV infection. The Ejaculation fluid is much more than female orgasm fluid, even if her fluid would have been mixed with your fluid. For the HIV to be transmitted female fluid should come in contact with male Urethra.
There is no need of HIV testing to be carried out.
Do get back to me if you need any further assistance, will be glad to assist you.
Take Care
Best Regards
Dr Deepak Kishore
MBBS,MS,MCh
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Docter
During that activity i am on top of her and she is wearing underwear only .my underwear touching his underwear.both underwear get wet. is there any possiblity fluid comes in contatct with her fluid and transmitt through my clothes
During that activity i am on top of her and she is wearing underwear only .my underwear touching his underwear.both underwear get wet. is there any possiblity fluid comes in contatct with her fluid and transmitt through my clothes
Brief Answer:
Less likely to cause infection
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Greetings
The cause of both underwear getting wet is possibly due to your secretions and less likely to be due to her secretion. The possibility of transmission of infection is less likely.
When was the exposure? What did you do after exposure?
Awaiting your response.
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
Less likely to cause infection
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Greetings
The cause of both underwear getting wet is possibly due to your secretions and less likely to be due to her secretion. The possibility of transmission of infection is less likely.
When was the exposure? What did you do after exposure?
Awaiting your response.
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
exposure in Month of May 2014
I am not able to understand second part what did I have done after exposure. I came back home after that
I am not able to understand second part what did I have done after exposure. I came back home after that
Brief Answer:
Unlikely to have transmitted HIV
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Greetings
Its unlikely mode of transmission of HIV.
So there is no cause and reason to be worried about. Forgetting the incident and carrying life ahead is all that is required.
You can get ELISA testing 12 weeks after the exposure, negative test will reassure you further.
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
Unlikely to have transmitted HIV
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Greetings
Its unlikely mode of transmission of HIV.
So there is no cause and reason to be worried about. Forgetting the incident and carrying life ahead is all that is required.
You can get ELISA testing 12 weeks after the exposure, negative test will reassure you further.
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
i have lot of anxiety .Is there any early hiv dtection test
I am not able to sleep and eat.
I am not able to sleep and eat.
Brief Answer:
RT PCR test can be done
Detailed Answer:
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
You can get RT PCR and P24 antigen assay test done. Negative test as early as 2 weeks after the exposure rules out HIV infection.
Keep me updated
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
RT PCR test can be done
Detailed Answer:
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
You can get RT PCR and P24 antigen assay test done. Negative test as early as 2 weeks after the exposure rules out HIV infection.
Keep me updated
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
doctor
how accurate is HIV AG/AB SEROLOGY TEST.AND AFTER HOW MANY DAYS
I HAVE DONE RAPID HIV 1/2 ANTIBODY TEST WHICH COMES NEGATIVE
how accurate is HIV AG/AB SEROLOGY TEST.AND AFTER HOW MANY DAYS
I HAVE DONE RAPID HIV 1/2 ANTIBODY TEST WHICH COMES NEGATIVE
Brief Answer:
Takes 12 weeks for antibodies to be formed
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
Rapid HIV test does not rule out HIV infection conclusively if done in the serological window period. These test detect antibodies, which usually take about 12 weeks for antibodies to be formed. HIV antibody test are not reliable in the serological window period.
Test like RT PCR ( Reverse transcriptase Polymerase chain reaction) and P 24 antigen assay are very specific in the serological window period, as they rely on detecting antigen on the virus instead of relying on antibody detection. Negative test completely rules out HIV test.
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
Takes 12 weeks for antibodies to be formed
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
Rapid HIV test does not rule out HIV infection conclusively if done in the serological window period. These test detect antibodies, which usually take about 12 weeks for antibodies to be formed. HIV antibody test are not reliable in the serological window period.
Test like RT PCR ( Reverse transcriptase Polymerase chain reaction) and P 24 antigen assay are very specific in the serological window period, as they rely on detecting antigen on the virus instead of relying on antibody detection. Negative test completely rules out HIV test.
Take Care
Regards
Dr Deepak
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
what about HIV AG/AB TEST
Brief Answer:
It is a 4th generation test
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
HIV-1/2 Ag/Ab Combo test is a 4th generation HIV test which detects antibodies of both HIV 1 /HIV 2 and P24 antigen of HIV 1 assay. Negative test rules out completely HIV 1 infection. As majority of infection are caused by HIV 1 , a negative test is very reassuring and rules out infection. To rule out HIV 2 requires retesting after 12 weeks or doing RT PCR for HIV 2.
Take Care
Best Regards
Dr Deepak
It is a 4th generation test
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
HIV-1/2 Ag/Ab Combo test is a 4th generation HIV test which detects antibodies of both HIV 1 /HIV 2 and P24 antigen of HIV 1 assay. Negative test rules out completely HIV 1 infection. As majority of infection are caused by HIV 1 , a negative test is very reassuring and rules out infection. To rule out HIV 2 requires retesting after 12 weeks or doing RT PCR for HIV 2.
Take Care
Best Regards
Dr Deepak
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
No further testing required
Detailed Answer:
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
As HIV Ag Ab is a combo test which detects both antibodies and antigen, there is no window period as it also relies on antigen testing. Negative test rules out HIV infection.
No further testing is required in your case. HIV infection is ruled out, as its a confirmatory test.
Take Care
Best Regards
Dr Deepak
No further testing required
Detailed Answer:
Dear Mr XXXXXXX
As HIV Ag Ab is a combo test which detects both antibodies and antigen, there is no window period as it also relies on antigen testing. Negative test rules out HIV infection.
No further testing is required in your case. HIV infection is ruled out, as its a confirmatory test.
Take Care
Best Regards
Dr Deepak
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