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Hi, thanks for your time in looking at my question. Ok, so I met this girl at a local community college but I really didn't know her all that well. Anyways, to make a long story short, I'm a male and she performed oral sex on me for about 15 minutes before I ejaculated in her mouth and she still kept going. She also rimmed me but for probably less than a minute,and those were the only two activities we engaged in. So what do you think the chances of me contracting HIV from this would be? She claims to be a virgin, but has given blowjobs to two other guys in the past and I honestly don't know if she has HIV or not although I highly doubt it. Thanks!
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Response from Dr. Moyle
This is a forum on HIV and aging.
There is a zero risk of HIV acquistion from what you describe.
Kind regards
Dr Moyle
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