Hi Doc Does women's sexual fields contain HIV/AIDS...

Is there a possibility of contracting AIDS in your case
Condoms, if used correctly during each sexual activity, are very effective in preventing pregnancy and the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the virus that causes AIDS. Condoms also reduce the risk of infection with other sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea and chlamydia.
But it is worth noting that condoms are not 100% safe, but if used correctly, they will reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases.
Tests required for AIDS
HIV tests are done after one to three months, because of the formation of antibodies to the virus between one to three months, and the examination must be repeated after three months of intimate relationship to confirm the diagnosis of the disease. These tests are a laboratory blood test called ELISA test. If the sample is Positive, it must be reconfirmed by examining Western Plot
How is HIV/AIDS transmitted?
 There are many ways of transmission of HIV (which causes AIDS in its advanced stages) from the infected person to the other party through:
 blood
semen
 vaginal discharge
anal fluids
 Breast milk
What do I recommend?
The above-mentioned tests must be done and not to have sex with anyone during this period

If vaginal secretions come into contact with an unhealed wound, the virus can be transmitted through it.

Yes, I advise you to stop having sex until the wounds heal and to use a condom when having sex