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Am i at risk? Should i get tested?

Today I had protected sex with this woman, which was a sex worker. At first we had protected sex and it ended the session with protected fellatio. Now i wasnt sure if she washes her mouth afterwards, but at the second sesion, she gave me UNPROTECTED fellatio, and then we continued with protected sex. This concerns me because i just realized that she probably didn't wash her mouth after the protected fellatio, which means the vaginal liquid was definitely still in her mouth. Since she gave me unprotected fellatio afterwards, does that mean im at risk?
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Only sex risk is unprotected vaginal or anal penetration with a penis so you had no risk. Oral is not a risk because hiv is dead in air & in saliva. It is time to move on. hiv is fragile unlike Covid and other viruses (which you are at risk for) which lives for a day or more so has many ways to infect.
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I see. So IF she had HIV, the virus would've been dead in her mouth before she gave me the unprotected fellatio. Would it be necessary for me to be tested for another STDs?
Pretty low risk for STDs, but you can ask here: https://www.medhelp.org/forums/STDs---STIs/show/98

Your risk for HIV has nothing to do with her rinsing her mouth out or not.  HIV is not, and has never been, spread through receiving oral sex, under any circumstances.
OK, so to make sure, even though that it was most definitely that she still had her own vaginal liquids in her mouth, the virus would've been dead there? Sorry for asking way too much, by the way
You keep repeating your question but it has been answered a few times.
I know, i was really worried, but you guys helped me out. Thank you for responding to the question!
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