Can I Get AIDS From Nipple Sucking

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Nipple sucking and handjob

Please assess my STD/HIV risk:Went to a massage parlor and done the following:-she sucked my right nipple-i sucked both her nipples for 10 mins.-she gave me handjob without condom onThank you. Will make a donation to your site after this...

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.

The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation

Hi,The HIV-acquisition risk from your nipple nosh and rub-and-tug is nonexistent. Relax Max!Thanks for your support of The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation (www.concertedeffort.org).Be well.Dr. Bob... Read more »

Nipple Sucking & HIV Transmission Risk

In several of your answers to questions you've been asked, you have mentionedthat HIV is... Read more »

Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H. »

Extended nipple sucking and possible HIV transmission if blood present

Dear Dr. Bob. -- thanks a million for this service. You have my donation too. I read through the... Read more »

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nipple sucking

Posted by Anonymous

After sucking on this prostitutes nipple, I noticed a clear discharge, no sex followed. What are the chances of contracting the HIV virus. I have tested negative to PCR quantitative after two weeks of the exposure. I called The CDC AIDS hotline... Read more »

Sucking nipples

Posted by Larry38, 1 Reply

I've seen similar questions to mine but in my case there's something else. I also licked the breasts and sucked the nipples of a female stripper and came down with ARS-like symptoms.

Before that and also now I have a white coating on the back of my... Read more »

Nipple sucking

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

I am scared and embarrassed about this: I sucked on a woman's breast for a couple of minutes. No sign of breast milk. Any risk of HIV? Read more »

Nipple sucking

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

I am scared after sucking on a woman's breasts for a real short time...how safe was that?

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