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oral sex and busted lip Jul 29, 2012 I recently performed oral sex on a woman. During the act she bumped my lip and my teeth hit my lip. I immediatly stoped due to fear that she busted my lip open. My lip had some obvious trauma to it (more like bruising than anything). I did not see any cuts or lacerations to my lip and it was not bleeding. She sated that she does not have HIV but has not been tested since getting married and she has been with a friend one time since being married. I know that oral sex carries a very low risk except for "extinuating circumstances." My question is, does my lip being bruised and no visible cuts with no bleeding and stoping immediatly after my lip was hurt considered an "entinuating circumstance" or is it still a low risk? Thanks Worried |
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| Response from Mr. Cordova
 Hi, there: This certainly would fall under the extenuating circumstances category. However, since you stopped immediately, and there was no visible cuts or abrasions, the likelihood of transmission would be reduced. I would not be too concerned. In health, Richard | ||||||||
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