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Oral Sex and HIV/AIDS

alright. so i met this random girl the other night, and we started fooling around. she said shes been with a bunch of partners, but claims to be hiv and other stds free determined from testing. she gave me oral sex, (im a male by the way), and jerked me off. there was alot of friction, and due to that, i had a sort of 'rug burn' on the tip of my penis. a few days later, very, very, very small scabs were on my tip, evidently a result from the friction burn. I did not ejaculate, and the oral only lasted a few minutes. should i be concerned from the possiblity of contracting aids? i know the rick is very small. but still, is there a good possiblilty?

yes i know, i will get tested eventually when the three month mark is up. but just help me sleep better please.

much love.
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"Although some experts believe mouth-to-penile transmission never occurs, most agree it happens but very rarely.  It is so rare that 99% of the people who worry about it should just get a life and forget about it."

Dr. HHH

I suggest you follow Dr. HHH's advice
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ur showin us 12 yr old post .. show as some new proof
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nobodys really answered the question.
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i didn;t get wat u r trying to tell?? is this the information abt the guy who got hiv through oral sex?? that he was tellin lie??
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r u sure  that oral sex does not carry hiv risks???
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yeah i also  read that post and i am also very scared ??where's that guy  and why did they delet his post..
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Disregard the above post, oral sex is not a risk for HIV, there have been a few stories about people claiming to have tested positive with their "only" risk being oral sex, but in every scenario they end up remembering that that actually had a another risk such as unprotected anal or vaginal sex.  No need to test.
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