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I had protected anal sex he ejaculated into the condom however pulling out the condom slipped off inside me with the rim of the condom out is my risk of infection high?
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Low risk: When the penis is withdrawn from a condom that remains in the rectum (or vagina), protection against HIV and other STDs probably is complete. You should be discussing HIV/STD status with partners before sex, even condom protected. You'd feel a lot better now if you knew your partner doesn't have HIV or, if so, is on treatment. You still need HIV testing from time to time, even if always protected.
Answered 7/30/2019
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