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An_245459 posted:

hello people there ...ihad an affair with a man foor six months and we used to have protected sex..and oneday we had sex and the condum broke in and i was alot of sperm i went to the right away n wash that was more than six months and since then am freacked out and am scared to do tests ...please people over here ineed help

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:SCARED.....hello people there ...ihad an affair with a man foor six months and we used to have protected sex..and oneday we had sex and the condum broke in and i was alot of sperm i went to the right away n wash that was more than six months and since then am freacked out and am scared to do tests ...please people over here ineed help

georgiagail responded:

If you are concerned that this one encounter may have left you infected with an STD, then your only choice is to get tested for these.

The other option is to request that HE get tested; if he tests negative he has nothing to transmit to you.

Gail

Report This| Share this:SCARED.....If you are concerned that this one encounter may have left you infected with an STD, then your only choice is to get tested for these.<br /> <br />The other option is to request that HE get tested; if he tests negative he has nothing to transmit to you.<br /><br />Gail

familyman1024 responded:

look i have lived with this from 08 to now it is not a death deal ok go get the test ok you will still be living and all ive been so scared that i have stopped living my life but its ok just go get it done ok you where having sex with him anyway but thatt was a rosk you where willing to take was it not but you can get it faster from lots of protected sex over the couse of time then just one time unprotected ok

Report This| Share this:SCARED.....look i have lived with this from 08 to now it is not a death deal ok go get the test ok you will still be living and all ive been so scared that i have stopped living my life but its ok just go get it done ok you where having sex with him anyway but thatt was a rosk you where willing to take was it not but you can get it faster from lots of protected sex over the couse of time then just one time unprotected ok

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