Hand job with open cuts

Hi there,

Please can someone clarify this for me. I recently visited massage parlour, and received a hand job. She used some sort of oil as lubricant, and i realised when she used it that there was a huge sting underneath the tip of my penis. Upon ejaculating, she cleared everything up with tissues. Upon washing after, I noticed that I had a quite a big cut on the under section of the tip of my penis. It was very red, and had a little bit of blood. What are the risks of HIV/STDs from this encounter? I know masturbation is low risk, but is it with an open wound?

Thanks a lot.

[Teak]

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[safetysafety]

Hi,

I appreciate and fully acknowledge the terms and conditions, but have never posted this subject matter before. I have read about the risk from hand jobs as being minimal to no risk, but am slightly different in that there was an evident open cut with blood. Hope you understand, and would appreciate an answer still.

Thanks.

[Teak]

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[Vance2335]

No risk