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oral sex not protected
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I had an oral sex with a girl and she did the same, I don’t know if she has the hiv or not but I’m afraid of HIV.
I did the HIV test ( HIV Antibodies - HIV Antigen - HIV PCR Viral load ) after 4 week and all of this are (negative)
And ( HIV antibodies) after 6 week is negative.
Is this enough or not?
Can I have sex with my wife without the condom? (Plz this is important)
Thanks a lot.
I had an oral sex with a girl and she did the same, I don’t know if she has the hiv or not but I’m afraid of HIV.
I did the HIV test ( HIV Antibodies - HIV Antigen - HIV PCR Viral load ) after 4 week and all of this are (negative)
And ( HIV antibodies) after 6 week is negative.
Is this enough or not?
Can I have sex with my wife without the condom? (Plz this is important)
Thanks a lot.
Oral sex is not an risk for HIV over the 40 year history of HIV, so you had no risk and did not need to test. You can move on from HIV, and were always safe no matter how much you worried.
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Thank you for answer my question
And a lot of thanks for your words:)
I was very afraid but you changed my life ❤️
Thank you
And a lot of thanks for your words:)
I was very afraid but you changed my life ❤️
Thank you
2nd Q plz
Is the risk both ways? I mean is there a risk even if you are the receiver of the oral sex? or just the giver?
Is the risk both ways? I mean is there a risk even if you are the receiver of the oral sex? or just the giver?
Zero either way so no need to worry. Saliva or air will each effectively kill HIV so any oral activities can't transmit HIV.
A lot of thanks
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