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Unprotected Oral Sex
Hi Guys,
I came to the USA for work and stupidly picked up an escort from a local bar. She performed 10-15s unprotected oral sex on me, before I stopped her and got her to put on a condom. I did not have penetrative sex with her. I am very worried about the 10-15s of unprotected oral sex. Will I get HIV? There are so many conflicting views on the internet. Some says I do not need testing while many says there is a risk.
I am all alone here now and I am very very afraid. Please advise. Thanks.
I came to the USA for work and stupidly picked up an escort from a local bar. She performed 10-15s unprotected oral sex on me, before I stopped her and got her to put on a condom. I did not have penetrative sex with her. I am very worried about the 10-15s of unprotected oral sex. Will I get HIV? There are so many conflicting views on the internet. Some says I do not need testing while many says there is a risk.
I am all alone here now and I am very very afraid. Please advise. Thanks.
Veryveryworried --
Relax. Your chance of getting HIV is so small I doubt it could even be measured. Is it impossible, like 1+1 = 3? No, its not. But as the doctors of this forum point out often and rightfully so, neither is getting hit by lightning.
The statistics used by the doctors on this forum -- who are absolute experts in their field (click their bio's for a reassuring moment -- they truly are EXPERTS) -- is that oral sex is around 1/10,000 - 1/20,000 per act. The risk is higher for the receptvie partner. Further, those statistics assume full blown oral sex, not 10-15 seconds.
I am certain the doctors would not recommend HIV testing -- I know I wouldn't.
Relax. Your chance of getting HIV is so small I doubt it could even be measured. Is it impossible, like 1+1 = 3? No, its not. But as the doctors of this forum point out often and rightfully so, neither is getting hit by lightning.
The statistics used by the doctors on this forum -- who are absolute experts in their field (click their bio's for a reassuring moment -- they truly are EXPERTS) -- is that oral sex is around 1/10,000 - 1/20,000 per act. The risk is higher for the receptvie partner. Further, those statistics assume full blown oral sex, not 10-15 seconds.
I am certain the doctors would not recommend HIV testing -- I know I wouldn't.
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