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Dear sir,
i am too sorry because i think that my question is repeated several times , but my panic push me to ask again.
last sunday 22/11/2009 i went to Bahrin to do massage, in my room in the hotel i request for thailandian girl to do this job.
she came to my room and i surprised because after she came inside the room she took off her clothes and stay only with her under wear, again i surprised when she show me two condoms she bring with her.
i refuse to do sex with her and tell her just i need a massage.
i go to bed and she make my face down then she come over me like horse, i took her off from my back after 1 minutE and insest to see her under wear to be sure it is not weted by her vaginal secretions , i find her under dry.
after that she make massage for my penis over my thick cotton short(she never ever touch my penis directly,,just from outside my thick cotton short) untill ejaculation (she never also touch my seminal fluid).
after i finish i notice that she put band aid arround her finger but no blood or leakage of blood through the band aid.
i ask her abou that ,she told me it is from knife this day after noon.
she touch my nipples by this hand when she do the handjob.

what is the risk in this situation to catch HIV from here( i do not know if she infected or no)???

i am sorry for my language,, but i am in panic and do not sleep from one week.

do i need to do test for HIV?? i am married and do not want to infect my wife?????  

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Dear Adel:

Peace.  I see you as being at little or no risk from what you describe - I don't see a direct contact between a significant amount of blood, semen, or vaginal secretions from an infected person and you.  You can go to www.avert.org and find some other language options if this helps.

I always recommend that a person be tested for HIV so that you know your HIV status.

Best to you and yours,

Terry

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Help in assessing personal and professional risk of HIV transmission; tips in teaching about HIV/AIDS; cultural competency for teaching about HIV/AIDS in Catholic settings; considerations in US and overseas HIV/AIDS programs and education for health and other professionals. Specific questions about treatment should be referred to your health provider; opinions and information offered are not meant to replace medical advice

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Seven years with academic medical center and national AIDS education and training center, seven subsequent years with focus on international HIV/AIDS in East and South Africa. Former clinician, bioethics preceptor at an academic medical center and presenter in wide range of fora including international AIDS conference.

Organizations
Disabled American Veterans American Public Health Association MENSA AA

Publications
Human Variety, EC Sociological Society Proceedings of the International AIDS Conference, Durban, South Africa "HIV and Primary Care"

Education/Credentials
BS Psychology MPH Master of Public Health PhD studies underway

Awards and Honors
Naval School of Health Sciences, Hospital Corps with Highest Honors, Neuropsychiatry with Honors and High Distinction

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