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Had 2 encounters protected vaginal sex but deep kissing oral blowjob without condom breast sucking and she also sucked bit my nipplies one instance she fingered my ass , I am worried it would contract hiv could I have some advice pls
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sb are you expecting a different answer every.....
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These are the risks for HIV- to have unprotected vaginal or anal sex or share IV needles to inject drugs. Air and saliva inactivate the virus. So, you had no risk at all from your encounter. Barrier for vaginal, so protected. Oral sex does not transmit HIV (not a single documented case from oral), biting nipples, no risk. Fingering anus, no risk. So, nothing to worry about. You don't even need to test.
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I was really worried and I had sex with wife last Friday , I had these encounters the week before( wed ) I am very anxious , I don’t want to pass nothing to my wife , I see your comments are very clear ,can I proceed to have Normal sex life or do I just need to test to rule out any slight chances that would be involved with above situations sorry for repeating question but I am a bit anxious on this one
Your first post was very clear, so GuitarRox had no problem answering it.
Move on, instead of repeating your question - are expecting a different answer every time you ask the same question?
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