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Hi received unprotected oral from a woman 15 days ago and I was later told I had NGU but they didn't know what from my clymedia and gonno were both negative they gave me amoxacillin for the NGU I'm getting these sharp needle like pains in my hands and feet and along my neck my arms and legs and and even my penis on the shaft and the tip at random its also some tingling feelings as well this all started after my encounter I'm not sure if these are HIV symptoms or what it could be I'm taking a HIV ag/an combo test tomorrow
If the person has sore or gum issue anything abnormal in the mouth then yes you can get HIV but the chances are slim due to saliva being a barrier. I can't for sure say its zero chances.
OK I'm confused so the CDC says oral can also be if transmission so are you saying thats not true and oral sex can not give you hiv
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The receiving end of oral sex has no chance of hiv infection, the giving end in theory could have a risk. Even the CDCs hiv transmission page says this. Because in theory it's possible they will include it. As I said before no one has reported catching HIV from oral sex
Sorry I have that backwards the person giving the oral has in theory a risk the person receiving the oral sex has no risk of hiv
Actually never mind I had it right. Really need a delete comment option
It took me 4 different antibiotics to cure my ngu from the same exposure you had. Like you they couldn't grow the bacteria that was causing my ngu. Each antibiotic kills different bacteria so it might take a few tries. Mine also moved to the prostate
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Also I went to hospital for breathing problems and they did blood tests and found no infection
Hiv has never been passed during oral sex and no you won't be the first to catch it. Your penis will ache with NGU you have a bacterial infection. It can also cause fever and other things. NGU can be caused by normal mouth bacteria.
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