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Hi, ive been browsing the posts here, had a question regarding oral sex.
Is receptive fellatio still considered low risk? Ive noticed a couple posts by dr. Hook that said there have been some recent reports of hiv being contracted this way.
I gave oral sex to a man, no ejaculation, about 3-4 weeks after i had a slight sore throat and swollen inflamed node behind my left ear that is still there a month later, though it has gone down in size.i have also had bad headaches since then. No fever or rash at all. Is this worth testing over?
Is receptive fellatio still considered low risk? Ive noticed a couple posts by dr. Hook that said there have been some recent reports of hiv being contracted this way.
I gave oral sex to a man, no ejaculation, about 3-4 weeks after i had a slight sore throat and swollen inflamed node behind my left ear that is still there a month later, though it has gone down in size.i have also had bad headaches since then. No fever or rash at all. Is this worth testing over?
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