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Question regarding Oral Sex / Ghonorrhea-Clamydia / HIV Risk

Quick question regarding an Oral Sex incident.

I am a Gay Male, who takes my sexual health very seriously.

Over the weekend, I had unprotected oral sex, where I performed oral sex on a Bi-Curious Male.

He did ejaculate in the back of my throat and I swallowed it.

I feel very comfortable with Oral Sex being considered a very very very safe practice with regard to HIV risk. The data on that is beyond copious.

With that said, I have had other sexual partners in the past month, prior to this weekend.

Yesterday .. I noticed my urine was slightly cloudy - and went to urgent care today, where I was told there was a low amount of WBC in my urine - and I was tested for Ghon/Chlam /UTI.

I am aware GH/CH infections can result in cloudy urine, so clearly I am concerned.

I am waiting on the results from my Urgent Care visit  ... However, here is my primary question ..

'IF, I do in fact have an active GH/CH infection (to my knowledge in the urethra and not the throat) would it increase my risk of acquiring HIV from the Oral Sex / Ejaculation / Swallowing encounter that I had over this past weekend - if that partner was positive.

The doctor at the urgent care said, in their opinion, it would not. This person was also a sexual health expert.

.. but I am curious for additional opinions.

Thank You.
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No, it wouldn't.

Are they treating you presumptively for gonorrhea and chlamydia, or waiting for the results? I ask because you tested on the early side, depending on what day of the weekend that happened, and if it comes back negative, it might not be accurate.

I'd be more concerned with the WBC in your urine than the cloudiness. Cloudiness can be from dehydration and your diet, among other things, and doesn't always indicate an infection.

How low were the WBCs?
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thank you for your response. The gonorrhea and chlamydia testing is actually in response to a frottage/receiving oral sex encounter I had about a month ago. My concern is .. if I've had gonorrhea or chlamydia unknowingly for the past month ... would it raise my chances of contracting HIV through the swallowing incident this past weekend.

She said the WBC was very low .. +1 leukocytes .. and that it could be many things causing it.
Oh just +1 isn't concerning - that could be indeed from so many things. Most places won't treat until it's a lot higher.

And no, there's no risk for HIV from oral sex. You can't increase something from zero risk to a risk. Frottage and oral sex are no risk for HIV.

thanks for your help. much appreciating during a concerning time.
You're welcome. :)
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