Hand Job Risk Of Transmission

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HAND-JOB and HIV Transmission

Hi, I'm concerned about possible exposition.To my situation: i visited a female sex worker. I saw, she had a few clients before i went to her.She performed hand job on my penis, with babyoil. But i didn't see she washed her hands.What is...

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.

The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation

Hello Robby,Hand jobs, even from pros, are not considered to be a risk for HIV. HIV does not survive very long at all outside the body. Your HIV risk in nonexistent. Neither HIV testing nor PEP is warranted. Take a read through the archives. You... Read more »

Infected after 'protected' hand-job & boob-job. I challenge you dr.bob, testing after window period will prove you are wrong!(YET ANOTHER IM POSITIVE IM POSITIVE WHO HASNT TESTED POSITIVE, 2010)

Hi Dr.Bob;Hope you are well. Thank you for your contiued help and support and thank you for your... Read more »

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Oral Sex Risk (MAGNETIC COUPLE ORAL SEX TRANSMISSION RISK, 2011)

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hand job

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

i gave my hiv + partner a hand job and his semen came on my thumb nail. i have no cuts, nor did i have any hangnails or anything, but it hit my nail where the nail and skin come together. i'm just wondering if this puts me at a high risk for... Read more »

hand job by prostitute

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

can you get hiv from a hand job by a prostitute???
Worried.

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hand job by prostitute

Posted by Anonymous, 5 Replies

I received a hand job from a prostitute. Can I get HIV/STD's from this. I am in an exclusive relationship, we don't wear condoms, do I need to be tested before my girlfriend and I have sex. I am really worried...

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oral sex and hand job

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

she was giving me a hand job 2 times sheinserteted my penis at list 8 seconds each time.
after finished at my penis was the skin red leke rash big as a dime 3 dayand rash went way feling very tier have viral syndrome whit tong no fever just the virl... Read more »

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