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Excreta from nipple
Hi everyone, I would like to know if it is necessary to have a text for hiv? I sucked a sex worker's nipple, I think there was a little excreta from her nipple was coming out, not much. Please give me comments, I am so worried about this matter
Hi Johnson, thank you for your advice, according to your comment, can I say it is only my mental problem, if my psychology is strong enough, it's no need to have a test.
it sounds like you should test for the simple reason it will put your mind at ease to get a negative result .you need to sleep .i am confident your result will be negative from the exposure you describe .good luck knight let us know how you are sleeping after your test.
Hi everyone, another question makes me a little confused, the HIV virus may infect people who has a broken mouth mucosa or bleeding gums, according the comments given above, I have a small dental ulcer on the tongue while I was sucking out a little nipple secretion. am I still no risk of exposure?
Is there anyway to persuade myself no concerning on this matter, I hardly fall asleep these days even so many people told me I am ok, no risk
hi handyman, thank you for your comment, will the small wound like dental ulcer cause the infection if there is a little contact with the breast milk
Breast milk does contain the virus. However, it can only infect babies as their immune system is not fully developed.
In adults, HIV transmission through breast fluid is not possible.
You never had an exposure and you do not need testing.
In adults, HIV transmission through breast fluid is not possible.
You never had an exposure and you do not need testing.
Hi somebody said that the breast milk or related excreta contains the virus, may cause infection of hiv, I would like to know if the thing I sucked out for the prostitute is the breast milk or excreta, do I have risk or do I need to have a text?
Hi there, thank u for your comment, I had a small dental ulcer on tongue, but it was almost ok, would it make more risky for hiv?
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