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oral sex and hiv? Apr 24, 2000 I received oral sex twice without using a condom, but i used a condom when having vaginal sex and when performing oral sex, should i be worried about hiv transmission, how high is my risk? |
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Response from Dr. Reznik
 What you have described is a very low risk encounter. The recent evidence of oral transmission showed that those performing oral intercourse were at risk for sero-conversion, not the receiving participant. Does this mean there is no risk involved? No. There are instances where a recipient of oral intercourse would be at risk, such as if there were open sores on the genitalia, and blood in the oral cavity. Take care, DR |
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