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Hola soy Juan de Colombia saludos Quiero hacer por este medio una consulta ya que sin expertos en el tema . Una penetración anal

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One second of anal penetration while being active without a condom: what is the risk of HIV? It was just one penetration, that's all.

Una penetración anal de solo un segundo siendo activo sin uno de condon q riesgo tiene de vih fue solo una penetración y ya

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Hi! Thanks for sharing your question. It's perfectly valid to want to understand the risks.

Anal sex without a condom is the sexual activity with the highest risk of HIV transmission. However, since the active partner (the one penetrating) is the one who experiences the most risk, the risk is lower than for the receptive Show Full Answer

Hi! Thanks for sharing your question. It's perfectly valid to want to understand the risks.

Anal sex without a condom is the sexual activity with the highest risk of HIV transmission. However, since the active partner (the one penetrating) is the one who experiences the most risk, the risk is lower than for the receptive partner.

Statistics indicate approximately:

- Active anal sex without a condom: 1 infection per 900 acts
- Receptive anal sex without a condom: 1 infection per 72 acts. Even if the exposure was very brief, the risk is not completely zero. Several factors can influence the actual risk:

- The other person's viral load
- The presence of other sexually transmitted infections
- Minor skin or mucous membrane lesions

It's best to talk to your doctor or HIV care team as soon as possible. There is an option called post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), which can reduce the risk if taken within 72 hours of exposure. Time is of the essence!

¡Hola! Gracias por compartir tu pregunta. Es completamente válido querer entender los riesgos.

El sexo anal sin condón es la actividad sexual con mayor riesgo de transmisión del VIH. Sin embargo, siendo la persona activa (quien penetra), el riesgo es menor que para la persona receptiva.

Las estadísticas indican Mostrar respuesta completa

¡Hola! Gracias por compartir tu pregunta. Es completamente válido querer entender los riesgos.

El sexo anal sin condón es la actividad sexual con mayor riesgo de transmisión del VIH. Sin embargo, siendo la persona activa (quien penetra), el riesgo es menor que para la persona receptiva.

Las estadísticas indican aproximadamente:

- Sexo anal activo sin condón: 1 contagio por cada 900 actos
- Sexo anal receptivo sin condón: 1 contagio por cada 72 actos Aunque la exposición fue muy breve, el riesgo no es completamente cero. Varios factores pueden influir en el riesgo real:

- La carga viral de la otra persona
- La presencia de otras infecciones de transmisión sexual
- Lesiones pequeñas en la piel o mucosas

Lo más recomendable es hablar con tu médico o equipo de atención del VIH lo antes posible. Existe una opción llamada profilaxis post-exposición (PEP), que puede reducir el riesgo si se toma dentro de las 72 horas después de la exposición. ¡El tiempo es clave aquí!

May 7

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