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Nude body massage - risk of exposure
Hi,
I recently around mid-April went to a massage parlor. The masseuse got naked and gave me a back rub down with some potential contact of her ***** and breasts with ass, legs and back. She then kissed my back and asked me to flip. On flip, I told her I only want hj. So, she proceeded to give me a handjob and some nipple sucking. My concern is, following this incident I had first sore throat for 10 days, then dry skin on my legs, then hammeriods (which had to be operated by a surgeon) and then dry mouth and little bit of white coating on my tongue. I know this is an extremely non-existent exposure but the symptoms have got my worried. The other concern I have is - I got Brazilian waxing done 3 days before this incident.
My question is - a) can her vaginal fluid entered any open wound on my ass due to waxing and infected me with any STD, b) do I need to get tested for this incident.
I really appreciate all the support that yku guys provide.
I recently around mid-April went to a massage parlor. The masseuse got naked and gave me a back rub down with some potential contact of her ***** and breasts with ass, legs and back. She then kissed my back and asked me to flip. On flip, I told her I only want hj. So, she proceeded to give me a handjob and some nipple sucking. My concern is, following this incident I had first sore throat for 10 days, then dry skin on my legs, then hammeriods (which had to be operated by a surgeon) and then dry mouth and little bit of white coating on my tongue. I know this is an extremely non-existent exposure but the symptoms have got my worried. The other concern I have is - I got Brazilian waxing done 3 days before this incident.
My question is - a) can her vaginal fluid entered any open wound on my ass due to waxing and infected me with any STD, b) do I need to get tested for this incident.
I really appreciate all the support that yku guys provide.
The risks for HIV are really clear and simple. The only ways adults get HIV is to have unprotected vaginal or anal intercourse or share IV needles to inject drugs. That's it. Air and saliva inactivate the virus. Bodily fluid touching via hand or rubbing or whatnot is not a risk. Air is present. No, you won't get HIV from anything you describe. Not a risk.
Same as before, move on. You read lots of posts in 2015 too, so I don't know why you worry today.
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I understand, the main reason for my worry was that when I did things in 2015, I was not nude. This is the first time since then when both me and the partner were nude. The second big reason is that - I never did Brazilian waxing back then.
Also, in a few other forums they have said it low to no risk.
Also, in a few other forums they have said it low to no risk.
You're allowed to post 7 years later about an exposure. lol But focus on the advice given now that you had o risk for HIV. It's no risk and this moderated forum would remove any inaccurate information. You won't get HIV from what you describe.
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