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| Please Dr. Bob - 10th time asking May 28, 2004 here's the facts quick. 29 year old male. when i was 17 (12 years ago) had unprotected male frottage a couple of times with same person. his semen may have come in contact with the head of my penis can't remember so long ago. after this, gave and received oral sex with a girl. when i was 18 met my wife. at age 27 she became pregnant and tested negative for hiv. i know i can't tell my status from her, but we were together 9 years with unprotected sex. At age 28 we split up briefly and i received unprotected oral sex from another person. what are my chances. i'm having issues right now that has got me thinking about this. thanks - donation forthcoming. |
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Response from Dr. Frascino
Hello Quick-Facts-Guy, Here's a quick response. Frottage ("dry docking") does not carry an HIV risk male or female. Oral sex carries an extremely small risk for HIV transmission. If you are concerned, you'll need to get HIV tested at three months or more after your last potential exposure. Unfortunately, there is no way around that. Despite the fact you submitted this question 10 times (perhaps more?), you probably knew that already, didn't' you??? Yeah, I thought so. Issues or not, all the odds are in your favor for not having contracted HIV from this very low-risk activity. Thank you for your donation. I hope this helps to put your fears to rest. Stay well. Dr. Bob | |||||||||
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