sore throat for a month

[thenewguy407]

so i met this girl at a bar and we went back to her motel room. we kissed for a while and it was ok. then, we stopped for a minute or 2 and had this weird taste in her mouth, she was drunk, i was sober. i dont recall what it tasted like, but after a minute i pulled away. then we keep kissing and it went away. i eventually sucked her nipple. we kissed some more.

my question is, if i got blood in my my mouth, whats the hiv risk? is it likely it was blood? she was sobering up and was a smoker. whats my risk of sucking her nipple? i doubt she was pregnant, but if i got milk in me whats the risk? how about if i bit her nipple (i didnt but she said i was sucking it to the nub) whats the risk a little blood got in there?

i got a throat infection and a cold 2 weeks later that hasnt disappeared. its not really that bad, not tired, but the throat comes and goes through the day. at night it makes me cough a little. whats my hiv risk? we didnt have sex or anything...

i appreciate all of your help.
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[joggen]

Kissing, EVEN WITH BLOOD IN THE MOUTH : NO RISK. Saliva has proteins that render HIV inactive.

Nipple Sucking: No Risk. See Above.

Number of Cases of HIV from either of the above in 25+ year history of epidemic: ZERO

[worriedsick129]

joggen can you go into more detail please? thanks!

[joggen]

Nothing you describe a risk for HIV.