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First of all.Thank you for your answer.
That is the case. On Wednesday. Is August 10. I met a woman (later know she was a sexual promiscuity).
No plug-in full sexual intercourse, but I did not bring condoms, In the process of touch. My glans accidentally touched woman's genitals. She have genital secretions on her genital, I have prostate secretions on my glans urethra.
I want to know is that such contact is considered fluid exchange it? If there is swelling urethra, be regarded as mucosal wear? If the exchange of body fluids considered, the urethra was damaged, and that such a moment touch
is enough exposure to the amount of discharge into a threat?
That is the case. On Wednesday. Is August 10. I met a woman (later know she was a sexual promiscuity).
No plug-in full sexual intercourse, but I did not bring condoms, In the process of touch. My glans accidentally touched woman's genitals. She have genital secretions on her genital, I have prostate secretions on my glans urethra.
I want to know is that such contact is considered fluid exchange it? If there is swelling urethra, be regarded as mucosal wear? If the exchange of body fluids considered, the urethra was damaged, and that such a moment touch
is enough exposure to the amount of discharge into a threat?
HIV is caused by unprotected anal or vaginal penetration which you did not do. You don't have an HIV concern.
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