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I had protected sex and there were no visible sign of condom failure yet i am still diagnosed with an sti what are the chances of also contracting hiv?
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Possible: Hard to know if there is not a tear that is microscopic in the condom. Also possible to get HIV from oral sex if not using a condom. It is possible
Answered 11/27/2017
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