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Oral Sex HIV risk

Hi.

I just want to ask three questions:

First, I was tested with a 3rd generation HIV antibody test last May 6, 2016. My last sex exposure that time was on January 31, 2016; the result was negative. Is it already conclusive? It was 3 months and almost a week after my last exposure.

Second, I gave a man blowjob last May 8, 2016. He didn't ejaculate in my mouth. No anal sex involved. And as far as I can remember, I have a good oral health that time. Does it pose a risk?

Third, I received blowjob from a guy last June 1. He just sucked my penis; no anal sex was involved. Can I get HIV from this?

I kept on thinking about this. I know that oral sex is just a theoretical risk but I'm still worried. Can I get HIV from oral sex? I can't believe I'm obsessing over this oral sex. My mind just doesn't stop thinking about HIV.

Thank you.
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Thanks!

That's good to hear. :)
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No not for oral sex.
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Thanks!

The thing is after I got my conclusive HIV negative test result, I engaged in oral sex again.

So I do not need to test for a blowjob?
Is that right?
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The HIV testing guidelines is 12 weeks or 3 months for conclusive results. With that being said whatever exposure you may have had you do not have HIV. You do not need to retest at all. Also stay off Google. Oral sex is not a risk. There hasn't been one documented case of HIV transmission from oral sex alone. You didn't really have a risk. Most people develop enough antibodies by 4weeks for a positive test. You do not need to retest.
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