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Oral Sex Concern
Hello,
I gave oral sex to a man of unknown status. There was no ejaculation but was pre-cum. There was no intercourse and no other exposure. The reason for my concern is that I had an ulcer on the tip of my tongue and I know my gums were bleeding as I saw blood in my saliva that day. I had had a rough teeth cleaning the day before, this took place about 20 hours later but I know there was still blood in my saliva. I am very worried. I have felt very fatigued for about a month. I had a hiv test on Monday and called my doctor for the results and noone has called me back. I am concerned this is a bad sign. Could I get some thoughts please. Thank you.
I gave oral sex to a man of unknown status. There was no ejaculation but was pre-cum. There was no intercourse and no other exposure. The reason for my concern is that I had an ulcer on the tip of my tongue and I know my gums were bleeding as I saw blood in my saliva that day. I had had a rough teeth cleaning the day before, this took place about 20 hours later but I know there was still blood in my saliva. I am very worried. I have felt very fatigued for about a month. I had a hiv test on Monday and called my doctor for the results and noone has called me back. I am concerned this is a bad sign. Could I get some thoughts please. Thank you.
You have 14 posts over the years about HIV and some about oral so there is nothing to add to your information base on HIV.
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Yes. And what I didn't ask was about risks with bleeding gums. If I wanted a lecture, I would have asked for one.
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