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Receiving Oral Sex
Hello,
On 3rd of June i received unprotected fellatio from a woman. that incident quite intense and i do ejaculate in her mouth. and on my penile shaft have this cut from itching (some sort of eczema) and it was exposed when this happens. on 4th of July (31 days) after the exposure i did take a test ( Ag/Ab CMIA ) and came out Non Reactive.
How likely will i exposed to HIV from this incident? because i had sex with my GF last week ( protected vaginal sex and unprotected oral sex) because im feeling not very well lately had fever and easily fatigue. i was afraid if i was exposed to hiv and i had give it to my gf from my exposure. and is 31days test were conclusive? do i need to take another test on 3 month?
Thank you.
On 3rd of June i received unprotected fellatio from a woman. that incident quite intense and i do ejaculate in her mouth. and on my penile shaft have this cut from itching (some sort of eczema) and it was exposed when this happens. on 4th of July (31 days) after the exposure i did take a test ( Ag/Ab CMIA ) and came out Non Reactive.
How likely will i exposed to HIV from this incident? because i had sex with my GF last week ( protected vaginal sex and unprotected oral sex) because im feeling not very well lately had fever and easily fatigue. i was afraid if i was exposed to hiv and i had give it to my gf from my exposure. and is 31days test were conclusive? do i need to take another test on 3 month?
Thank you.
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There is NO chance you got HIV from receiving oral sex. No one in the 40-year history of HIV has ever gotten HIV from receiving oral sex (protected or unprotected), and you will not be the first. You didn't need any test at all, and you are HIV-negative.
Not likely. Conclusive. Not necessary to take aditional test, but you could if you want.
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