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Always safer sex, blood donation
Hi!
I would like to post a question which I don´t want to ask in a setting of blood donation.
Reading the questionnaire that also has to be answered in Austria, I am not sure about one detail.
6 months ago I started a new relationship. We always used protection since there should no pregnancy occur at that time. We also talked about our health status as well. Unluckily the contact ended 8 weeks ago.
I use to donor blood from time to time what should be no problem regarding the episodes of protected sex.
Is fingering a problem in this context?
Reading the answers given here it seems not but I don´t want to pose a risk to anybody else, so I try to ask my question:
We also engaged in mutual fingering and masturbation what means that vaginal or anal secretions could have been exchanged (maybe from vagina to anus or even anus to anus?).
Is there a risk for HIV or other STD?
And sorry for my English :)
I would like to post a question which I don´t want to ask in a setting of blood donation.
Reading the questionnaire that also has to be answered in Austria, I am not sure about one detail.
6 months ago I started a new relationship. We always used protection since there should no pregnancy occur at that time. We also talked about our health status as well. Unluckily the contact ended 8 weeks ago.
I use to donor blood from time to time what should be no problem regarding the episodes of protected sex.
Is fingering a problem in this context?
Reading the answers given here it seems not but I don´t want to pose a risk to anybody else, so I try to ask my question:
We also engaged in mutual fingering and masturbation what means that vaginal or anal secretions could have been exchanged (maybe from vagina to anus or even anus to anus?).
Is there a risk for HIV or other STD?
And sorry for my English :)
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