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hand-job, please help
hi friends,
first advance thanks for those replies.
my story:
I went to a massage parlor in Guangzhou, China 8 days before, had a thai massage for 90mins then she gave me hand-job for 7mins, then went back to my hotel room cleaned my penis after 45mins.
points to be considered:
1) I had sore in my penis, which is reddish and skin was little pealed. (Which was there before i went to the parlor.)
2) She used a lubricant for hand-job
3) I don't know the HIV/AIDS status of the lady
4) I don't know whether she had any cut or blood in her hand and fingers. (I guess she might not had one.)
5) Now I feel very tired, body pain and little bit throat pain. And feel very much depressed.
my doubts
1) Did I got infected with HIV/AIDS or STD
2) What are odds of getting infected?
3) If she had a cut or blood in her hands and fingers, is it possible to communicate HIV through my sore penis
4) Is my body pain, tired and throat pain is due to my depress or any thing.
5) Do I need to test for HIV, if so when should I need to do
Please friends spare some time for answering my questions.
bye
waiting for your reply
first advance thanks for those replies.
my story:
I went to a massage parlor in Guangzhou, China 8 days before, had a thai massage for 90mins then she gave me hand-job for 7mins, then went back to my hotel room cleaned my penis after 45mins.
points to be considered:
1) I had sore in my penis, which is reddish and skin was little pealed. (Which was there before i went to the parlor.)
2) She used a lubricant for hand-job
3) I don't know the HIV/AIDS status of the lady
4) I don't know whether she had any cut or blood in her hand and fingers. (I guess she might not had one.)
5) Now I feel very tired, body pain and little bit throat pain. And feel very much depressed.
my doubts
1) Did I got infected with HIV/AIDS or STD
2) What are odds of getting infected?
3) If she had a cut or blood in her hands and fingers, is it possible to communicate HIV through my sore penis
4) Is my body pain, tired and throat pain is due to my depress or any thing.
5) Do I need to test for HIV, if so when should I need to do
Please friends spare some time for answering my questions.
bye
waiting for your reply
Sore penis..cracked penis, it doesn';t matter...nothing in any secenario of what you're describing put you at risk. YOU DON"T GET HIV FROM A HANDJOB! PERIOD
Thank you NickOne7
I understand HIV is not transmitted through skin to skin contact, but my penis was sore, reddish, and skin was little bit pealed at the time of hand job. this have any concern over transmission.
My worries was fully because of my sore penis. she touched all parts of my penis while hand-job.
bye
I understand HIV is not transmitted through skin to skin contact, but my penis was sore, reddish, and skin was little bit pealed at the time of hand job. this have any concern over transmission.
My worries was fully because of my sore penis. she touched all parts of my penis while hand-job.
bye
1) Did I got infected with HIV/AIDS or STD - NO WAY
2) What are odds of getting infected? ZERO
3) If she had a cut or blood in her hands and fingers, is it possible to communicate HIV through my sore penis - NO
4) Is my body pain, tired and throat pain is due to my depress or any thing.- Could be anything BUT not HIV.
5) Do I need to test for HIV, if so when should I need to do - NO TESTING NEEDED
2) What are odds of getting infected? ZERO
3) If she had a cut or blood in her hands and fingers, is it possible to communicate HIV through my sore penis - NO
4) Is my body pain, tired and throat pain is due to my depress or any thing.- Could be anything BUT not HIV.
5) Do I need to test for HIV, if so when should I need to do - NO TESTING NEEDED
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