Hello. Thanks for writing to us at healthcaremagic Protected sex is generally considered to be safe particularly with regard to HIV and STD s like syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia. However genital herpes, genital warts, and genital herpes can still be transmitted because a condom does nt always completely cover the infected skin and these STD s can be acquired by genital rubbing during sexual act. Therefore, if you ever notice genital growths or erosions or ulcers, you must immediately see a skin specialist. As per her last test, 2 months ago, in which she seeming was clean of STD s is fine but what about the 2 months period after that? I think you would be wrong in assuming that she did nt had sex with anyone else during this period. Therefore you cannot assume that she was clean of STD s when you had sexual encounter with her. Even though it was a protected sexual encounter and therefore chances of HIV are negligible, I would still suggest that for your own peace of mind you should get yourself tested for STD s at appropriate intervals. Testing for Herpes simplex virus (HSV) can be earliest at 2 weeks; HIV and VDRL at 1 month initially and then repeat tested at 3 months. Regards Always practice safe sex with a condom!