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Hiv possibility question.
Dear all,
I am worrying about that i may get HIV.
Yesterday night, i did a massage in Thailand. I assume the woman who gave the massage to me is living with HIV. In the process of the massage, she was naked without underwear, my penis, especially glans kept touching with the outside part of whole the woman's genitals directly for as least 10 seconds, includes clitoris, Labia minora and a little vaginal which can be seen outside. I am sure that my penis did not get into her vaginal. In the moment of touching, i felt a little pain on my glans, my glans highly possibly in the bloodshed. Do i have any risk being infected by HIV. Do i need test for HIV in weeks later? Many Thanks.
I am worrying about that i may get HIV.
Yesterday night, i did a massage in Thailand. I assume the woman who gave the massage to me is living with HIV. In the process of the massage, she was naked without underwear, my penis, especially glans kept touching with the outside part of whole the woman's genitals directly for as least 10 seconds, includes clitoris, Labia minora and a little vaginal which can be seen outside. I am sure that my penis did not get into her vaginal. In the moment of touching, i felt a little pain on my glans, my glans highly possibly in the bloodshed. Do i have any risk being infected by HIV. Do i need test for HIV in weeks later? Many Thanks.
Could anyone answer my question and explain a little.
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"I am sure that my penis did not get into her vaginal. "
Only sex risks are unprotected vaginal and anal intercourse which you stated didn't happen.
HIV is inactivated in air and saliva and what you did is not vaginal, so is classified as air contact meaning no risk. You are free of HIV risk.
Only sex risks are unprotected vaginal and anal intercourse which you stated didn't happen.
HIV is inactivated in air and saliva and what you did is not vaginal, so is classified as air contact meaning no risk. You are free of HIV risk.
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