Quote: (08-07-2014 01:43 AM)Every10GivesMeA10 Wrote:
Last 5 girls I have banged without a rubber on. Funnily enough these girls don't say anything at all about a condom. It's like it doesn't even exist to them. They just stick it in.
I've banged these girls in a timespan of 3-4 months with one being a virgin so i don't think she carries anything and the last one was last night.
When should I get a test? I'm thinking in 2-3 weeks?
After contracting HIV, most people will turn positive in 4 weeks, average being 22 days.
If you show symptoms (most likely after 2 weeks, earliest 1 week, no earlier) you'll probably test positive after a few days. Look for skin rashes around your chest, and night sweats (the kind of night sweat that wakes you up and force you to change the sheets) as other symptoms are very hit and miss. You should note that symptoms are in no way an indicator of if you caught it or not.
You can (and should) get tested. If you can find one, a 4th generation HIV combo test (HIV 1/2 antibody + p24 antigen tests) are %99.8 accurate after a 2 week window. The p24 protein is detectable way earlier than the antibodies.
If you're that concerned, HIV polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests show how much virus you have in your bloodstream (if you have any) in 3 to 11 days after exposure. It's a bit expensive, and not very specific so it's not used as a diagnostic tool (it's rather used for positive patients to adjust their treatment regimen) but for you it'll either be undetectable, or it'll show >100,000 copies per milli litre in which case you can assume you're positive.
In either case you shouldn't be worried that much. Raw vaginal sex as the male is the lowest risk group. But that being said anyone can win the lottery so get tested.
Source: I worked as a project engineer for an ELISA test system manufacturer
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