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please help, very worried

Hi, i am concerned about a recent encounter with a man who claimed he was not infected, we engaged in oral sex both receiving and giving, no ejaculation at this point, then we proceeded to mutually masturbate, at this point there was ejaculation, first me then him, and his some of his cum got on my penis at the urethra, should i be worried about infection and should i consider getting pep its been less then 24hours. please answer asap
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Please go through the below link, its a similar query as yours, answered by Dr Hook.

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs/Mutual-Masterbation/show/768616
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Hiv once exposed to air becomes inactive. Hiv is caused by unprotected vaginal\anal sex. Oral sex and mutual masterbation are zero risk for Hiv.
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Even though his cum was on the urethra of my penis?? could this not have been an exposure to infection? sorry to ask so many questions but i just need to feel at ease. thanks for your earlier reply.
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There activities you mentioned are zero risk for HIV.
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