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HIV risk giving oral
Last week I briefly (less than 30 seconds) gave oral sex to a man I know. I have very good oral health (gums don't bleed when brushing or flossing etc), he was tested in April and was ok. We are both in good health. He didn't ejaculate in my mouth and there was only the tiniest droplet of pre cum visible on his penis before I took it in my mouth. He performed oral on me quite a bit but I know there is no risk from that. I've read so much on here that tells me I'm not at risk but I guess anxiety has kicked in. Should I be worried¿
Anxiety can be a terrible thing. I was confident that was going to be the reply on the basis of reading a lot from Dr. Handsfield and Dr. Hook. Amongst others. I'm sure others in the forum would only further support your view. I really appreciate it.
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