Hand Job Risk Of Transmission

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Oral sex and hand job risk on HIV Transmission

Dear Shannon. First of all pardon me, english is not my mother language and i still learn it. i'm male 30 years old. Last month, at the end of may 2012 i had sexual activities with male. we both deep kissing, he gived me blow job (oral) and i...

Response from Shannon Southall

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Hi1. You cannot get HIV from what you have described.2. There is no risk if you do not have an opening, cut or sore on your penis and as long as the pre cum hasn't been in the air very long. HIV begins to die once it is outside of the body.3.... Read more »

HAND-JOB and HIV Transmission

Hi, I'm concerned about possible exposition.To my situation: i visited a female sex worker. I... Read more »

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Risk of HIV due to hand job

Dear Doctor,I got a handjob in a massage parlour. During that, I touched that girls vagina with my... Read more »

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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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