Just to ease the mind question

[Hey10]

I wrote here again before about unprotected oral and the hiv risk. Which was zero as was stated here and all the testing i did was negative. I didnt had any sexual relationa after that for like 5 and a half months until some days ago. Which i had a vaginal and oral intercourse with a sex worker but both of them were protected. I thought that i leave the hiv scarce behind me but after the last sexual intercourse, it kicked again a little. So, sex and oral were protected, the condom didn't broke or slip or anything, didn't see any fluids inside the condom. Is there any chance in a million to have the slightest hiv risk? Yes, i know, i have to see someone about this hiv scarce...

[Sara_MHModerator]

Your question has been fully answered.

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[GuitarRox]

Nothing has changed since you last asked this question and were told no risk. ONE last time, risks for hiv include having unprotected vaginal or anal sex or sharing IV drug needles to inject drugs. Air and saliva inactivate the virus so no risk from oral sex. That's it.

[Hey10]

Also one clarification. The oral and the vaginal intercourse were on the same condom, first 2-3 minutes oral and then 5 minutes intercourse. Does this increase any risk that there is?

[AnxiousNoMore]

https://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Should-i-test-again/show/3070649
Since you didn't answer the QUESTION, I will do it for you. Answer > No there wasn't a penis in my anus and she didn't inject me with a hollow needle during the sex so I had no risk and should move on from hiv fears, instead of asking purposeless questions that just waste my own time.

See a therapist instead of wasting so much of your life worrying about a non-event for 4 months.

[Hey10]

Guys, some clarifications. I'm not talking about the same event as last time! That is a past think. I said that after the intercourse i had this time, that anxiety of the last time which i thought was gone, kicked in again a little. This time i used a condom for both oral and vaginal intercourse (same one), but as i said this anxiety because of the last time kicked in again. And after reading some stuff from publications like «Some studies show that condom use during vaginal and anal sex with one HIV-positive partner is around 70% effective», i just wanted an expert opinion for certainty that in such an event and without a broken condom, it's 100% sure that hiv is not transmitted. Thanks.

[AnxiousNoMore]

Since you didn't answer the QUESTION, I will do it for you. Answer > No there wasn't a penis in my anus and she didn't inject me with a hollow needle during the sex so I had no risk and should move on from hiv fears, instead of asking purposeless questions that just waste my own time.

[GuitarRox]

It doesn't matter that it is a new event, it's the same thing, oral sex. Unless you do one of the three things listed as risks, IT IS NOT A RISK. We certainly can't reassure you every time you have a sexual encounter. You have to apply the information you are giving. NO RISK

[Peaceful43]

Just to help you and release your stress.
Virus transfer to any body (male) through urethral opening.  So if urethral opening is covered by the condom how virus will enter your body ?
Impossible .
It is simple .
Move on

[Hey10]

Thanks for the responses! So, if a condom is used correctly and not slip or anything, any vaginal fluids cannot get inside the condom from the base?