Ejaculation In Mouth What The Risk

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Ejaculations in Mouth From Transexual

Hi I performed oral sex for a male ( a Transexual )with ejaculation in mouth. I did not swallow but washed my mouth minutes later. The person was very clean. Is this safe. this is the first time I had cum in the mouth. I have beeen tested before...

Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W

Columbia University's Health & Related Services

Your risk for infection may be increased when an HIV infected man ejaculates in your mouth because potentially more HIV is coming into contact with the mucous membranes of your mouth. Some sources suggest that spitting out ejaculate is better than... Read more »

Oral sex, Ejaculate in Mouth, PEP

Dear Dr BobThank you for a great and informative site.Im sure this question has been answered... Read more »

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Oral sex w/o ejaculation, risk?

Several months ago we found out that my husband has AIDS. We use a condom every time we have... Read more »

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Risk of mouth to mouth tranmission during threesom

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

I had protedted vaginal intercourse where the condom stayed in tack. It was a three some and I did not know the other two involved too well. I kissed the women after she had oral with the other guy. Probably 2 to five minutes after. i don't... Read more »

Oral Sex with ejaculation....

Posted by missing, 1 Reply

I gave my boyfriend unprotected oral sex and he ejaculated in my mouth. Two days later one of my tonsils (the other one look ok) is inflamed very badly, and the doctor prescribed me some anti-biotic. My throat is very painful, but I don't have any... Read more »

No ejaculation - lower risk?

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

Hi there

Does anyone know or has heard of any evidence to suggest that heterosexual unprotected sex without ejaculation lowers the possible risk of infection? I am currently going out of my mind with worry due to a one-time incident with a guy whose... Read more »

Penetration but no ejaculation...risk

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

If you have vaginal sex with a man, and he pentrates you, with no condom, but he also doesn't ejaculate, what are the transmission odds of HIV?? Especially if penetration was only a couple minutes at most........ Read more »

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