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Brushing tooth and Cunnilingus
Dr. HHH,
I search through the forum, but seems like we never discuss anything about brushing your teeth before and after cunnilingus...(may be I am wrong)
I performed a cunnilingus (bare) to an escort 10 days ago... (now I regreted it) She seems very clean (she always used condoms for the intercourse). And she perform CBJ on me... (yeah I am felling so stupid now). I did not smell anything down there and does not feel any discharge at all.
So after the cunnilingus (around 3-5 mins on and off), I had a vaginal intercourse with her for around 3-5 mins.Oh I also have a bit of French Kiss with her after the cunnilingus.
So I spit after the whole thing is over, and brush my tooth few minutes afterwards.
(I think around 10-15 minutes after we are done).
I heard the risk increases if we perform oral <30 minutes after brushing and brush the tooths < 30 minutes after the oral. Is it true?
And I had an HIV test (Oraquick hiv1/2) yesterday (8 days after the exposure because I also had some encounter in the past year) and the result was negative. I assume it will not detect anything from the last encounter.
I search through the forum, but seems like we never discuss anything about brushing your teeth before and after cunnilingus...(may be I am wrong)
I performed a cunnilingus (bare) to an escort 10 days ago... (now I regreted it) She seems very clean (she always used condoms for the intercourse). And she perform CBJ on me... (yeah I am felling so stupid now). I did not smell anything down there and does not feel any discharge at all.
So after the cunnilingus (around 3-5 mins on and off), I had a vaginal intercourse with her for around 3-5 mins.Oh I also have a bit of French Kiss with her after the cunnilingus.
So I spit after the whole thing is over, and brush my tooth few minutes afterwards.
(I think around 10-15 minutes after we are done).
I heard the risk increases if we perform oral <30 minutes after brushing and brush the tooths < 30 minutes after the oral. Is it true?
And I had an HIV test (Oraquick hiv1/2) yesterday (8 days after the exposure because I also had some encounter in the past year) and the result was negative. I assume it will not detect anything from the last encounter.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
"Licking inside the vagina" is part of cunnilingus. I'm not clairvoyant and haven't a clue what might be causing your symptoms. Not HIV.
That's my last comment on this thread.
That's my last comment on this thread.
Sorry to ask again...
After 7 days I felt my chest is burning throat fells ok though.. do you know what is this?
After 7 days I felt my chest is burning throat fells ok though.. do you know what is this?
Will licking inside the vagina increase the risk?? sorry just need to ask you this :(
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Cunnilingus is so low risk that it is not possible for anything to make it significantly worse, including tooth brushing. There has never been a known case of HIV transmission by cunnilingus--and obviously there must have been billions of episodes of cunnilingus that were followed by brushing teeth. Even if tooth brushing increases the risk of infection 10-fold, 10 times zero risk still equals zero risk!
From a medical or risk management perspective, you don't need HIV testing at all. It's up to you if you want to do it for anxiety relief. But an 8 day Oraquick test is meaningless. You have to wait at least 4 weeks and preferably 6 weeks for a reliably negatgive result.
HHH, MD
From a medical or risk management perspective, you don't need HIV testing at all. It's up to you if you want to do it for anxiety relief. But an 8 day Oraquick test is meaningless. You have to wait at least 4 weeks and preferably 6 weeks for a reliably negatgive result.
HHH, MD
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