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But considering my situation you insist I had no risk and have no need to test from this?View Thread

No, my partner is not a drug user. He may smoke marijuana but he is not a drug user and he certainly would not share needles for any reason.
And yes, I asked him and the condom did not break and he also ejaculated in the condom and he was like "No, I didn't examine it to see if it broke but when I took it off it was still on. If it broke, HIV wouldn't be my issue, she would be pregnant. I'm fine stop worrying, I don't have HIV. I had sex once and it was protected".
That was his response to me.
Last question though, even though symptoms are terrible indicators, if you're truly experiencing ARS, the absence of fever and rash is a great indication it's not ARS, right?
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HIV dies outside of the body as it needs the bodies temperature and lack of light/oxygen to survive. It's completely wiped out within a couple of minutes of being exposed outside of the body.
What you have described does not compromise your negative HIV status in any way.
Have a nice night/day, you have no need to test as you had no risk:)View Thread

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