Male condoms are 90% effective in preventing transmission of HIV. That leaves a 10% transmission rate. Any exposed person should be tested for HIV, and if possible, seek Prophylactic HIV treatment from an in person Dr.
Answered 3/22/2022
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There is a difference between "bioloigcal effectiveness and "use effectiveness". The second takes human behavior and mistakes into account. Properly used condoms are nearly 100% effective in preventing sexual transmission of HIV, but use effectiveness is more like 90% because of mistakes in their use. Even with an HIV infected partner, the encounter you describe was very close to zero risk.
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If none of your bodily fluids came in contact with her bodily fluids, saliva or blood than you should be fine. I would still out of caution get tested and be extra careful who you have sex with.
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