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Is oral sex a risk for hiv?
A few days ago, I had oral sex with a boy with condom, but oral sex was very intense. After 30 minutes of oral sex, I went to gargle and accidentally bit my mouth open, bleeding a little.The next day, I gave another boy oral sex, did not wear a condom, but oral sex only for a minute, no ejaculation, but the prostatic fluid touched my mouth wound，and his penis touched my throat, and my throat was a little inflamed.I was the initiator of both oral sex. Is there any risk of HIV infection?
I've seen recent previous posts of yours where you were told what the risks for HIV were. As a reminder, they include having unprotected vaginal sex, unprotected anal sex or sharing IV drug needles. Those are the only risks. To also remind you, oral sex is NEVER a risk for HIV because air and saliva inactive the virus. Even if you cut your mouth. This is NO risk.
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Thank you very much.
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