Hi Nmartinez19, As long as the condom was still intact you are protected. It is important that you practice safe sex when having sexual encounters with someone of an unknown status. Having unprotected oral sex, the risk is very low. There is an estimated risk of HIV transmission of around <1 in 10,000. However, this is not to say it doesn't happen. It is very wise to have gotten tested following this possible exposure. The tests that they carry out at the doctors/clinics are usually conclusive following a shorter period of exposure as their tests look for antibodies and antigens to HIV and therefore there is virtually no window period. Therefore, it may be unnecessary to test again in 3 months following the test carried out by the doctor, however for our test we always recommend to test at 12 weeks post exposure for a conclusive result. I am unable to comment on your Hepatitis B risk - it may be wise to get a test done for this just to be safe. Kindest regards, Becky, BioSure UK LTD