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Does gay handjob transmit hiv
Oct 12, 2007

Last night I gave a man a handjob at a gay bar, and his sperms spilled on my hand. I was very anxious, did this transmit aids. Thank you very much

Response from Dr. Frascino

Hello,

Hand-jobs are not considered to be significant HIV-transmission risks. As for a gay versus a straight hand-job, I can assure you HIV does not care what your sexual orientation happens to be gay, straight or even Republican-Mormon-bi-curious-confused.

Dr. Bob

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