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Hello Guys
I had a cut on my finger and it was bleeding so I put a plaster on it. (Cut me w. a knife during cooking).
After 8, 9 hours I put the plaster away and gave a man a handjob and he ejaculated on this Hand. (I am a female)
I washed later my Hands but there were no blood.
I am concerned now, bc I have really pain in my chest and groin.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
I had a cut on my finger and it was bleeding so I put a plaster on it. (Cut me w. a knife during cooking).
After 8, 9 hours I put the plaster away and gave a man a handjob and he ejaculated on this Hand. (I am a female)
I washed later my Hands but there were no blood.
I am concerned now, bc I have really pain in my chest and groin.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
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Risks for HIV are:
1) having unprotected, penetrative anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles.
You did not have one of those two events, so you are at NO risk for HIV. No one has ever been infected by giving a handjob, even with cuts or scrapes. You will not be the first.
No idea what is causing your pain - I only know that it has NOTHING to do with HIV since you had zero risk.
1) having unprotected, penetrative anal or vaginal sex, or
2) sharing intravenous needles.
You did not have one of those two events, so you are at NO risk for HIV. No one has ever been infected by giving a handjob, even with cuts or scrapes. You will not be the first.
No idea what is causing your pain - I only know that it has NOTHING to do with HIV since you had zero risk.
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Thank you very much. I try to keep this in mind.
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