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Masturbation with a cut on the penis
Dear all,
I have a question with regards to my risk of HIV exposure.
I met a guy at a public bathroom, and we stood beside each other at the urinals. We were both masturbating. At one point, the guy started masturbating me. What I didn't realize at the time was that I had a sore/cut on the head of my penis. Moreover, I had dry patches [abrasions] on the skin on my right hand that hurt, and I used that hand to finish myself off.
My question is: if the guy was HIV positive, what is the probability of me contracting HIV from him while he was masturbating me with his hand [might have had precum on it] and going over the sore/cut on the head of my penis?
Moreover, could I have contracted HIV through the dry patches on my hands?
I would be very grateful and appreciative if several of you could provide me with answers at your earliest convenience!
Thank you! =)
I have a question with regards to my risk of HIV exposure.
I met a guy at a public bathroom, and we stood beside each other at the urinals. We were both masturbating. At one point, the guy started masturbating me. What I didn't realize at the time was that I had a sore/cut on the head of my penis. Moreover, I had dry patches [abrasions] on the skin on my right hand that hurt, and I used that hand to finish myself off.
My question is: if the guy was HIV positive, what is the probability of me contracting HIV from him while he was masturbating me with his hand [might have had precum on it] and going over the sore/cut on the head of my penis?
Moreover, could I have contracted HIV through the dry patches on my hands?
I would be very grateful and appreciative if several of you could provide me with answers at your earliest convenience!
Thank you! =)
I would not worry about it and drive yourself crazy!!! HIV is transmitted via unprotected ANAL AND VAGINAL SEX!!!
Yeah, I didn't, but I am worried that his precum had gotten into the sore/cut on my penis and infected me in that manner.
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