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Female to female sex no cases for hiv ?
Hi really sorry to bother you due to limited information I just wanted to confirm
1) that here are no documented cases meaning no one has ever been infected with hiv from female to female sex
That includes all activities like vagina to vagina rubbing together between two females if they were vaginal fluids or blood coming out of the vagina from the woman who Rubbed her vagina on me ?
I’m worried that vaginal fluids or blood could have gone into me and caused hiv
1) that here are no documented cases meaning no one has ever been infected with hiv from female to female sex
That includes all activities like vagina to vagina rubbing together between two females if they were vaginal fluids or blood coming out of the vagina from the woman who Rubbed her vagina on me ?
I’m worried that vaginal fluids or blood could have gone into me and caused hiv
Your question was fully answered in your previous thread.
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I am female and my risk for hiv was with another female
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The answers provided in this thread WILL NOT CHANGE: https://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Vagina-to-vagina-no-risk/show/3074464
If you are that scared of sexual activity with another woman, you should probably not rub your vagina with another woman's vagina. This is not a realistic risk for HIV.
If you are that scared of sexual activity with another woman, you should probably not rub your vagina with another woman's vagina. This is not a realistic risk for HIV.
Dear I just want to know I don’t Need an hiv test ?
And can I continue with female to female sex without worry
And can I continue with female to female sex without worry
And also can go you please confirm there are no documented cases of hiv from female to female transmission it’s only a maybe ? No proven
Sorry there is little information that’s why I asked
Sorry there is little information that’s why I asked
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