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Fingering
If my partner is Hiv negative and he fingered me, will I get Hiv? And could it be possible that his finger will bring sth that is Hiv and put it into my vagina?
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Can anybody give something he/she does not have?
But I see that some websites say yes ....
But will his finger carry anything else?
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No idea. This is an HIV Prevention forum only. We can only advise you that a finger cannot transmit HIV.
Is it because he is Hiv negative??
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If someone is HIV-negative, they cannot give you HIV no matter what.
But also, HIV is never transmitted by fingering. Sexually, HIV is only transmitted by having unprotected, penetrative anal or vaginal sex with someone who is HIV-positive.
This is absolutely a zero-risk event, even if your partner was HIV-positive, which you stated he is not.
But also, HIV is never transmitted by fingering. Sexually, HIV is only transmitted by having unprotected, penetrative anal or vaginal sex with someone who is HIV-positive.
This is absolutely a zero-risk event, even if your partner was HIV-positive, which you stated he is not.
Anymore answer?
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Your situation is straightforward, so there is no controversy that the advice is correct.
No. HIV can't be transmitted in that way.
Please read about HIV and its transmission:
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics
Please read about HIV and its transmission:
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics
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