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Oral sex with pre-ejaculate on the outside of the condom
What is the risk of hiv transmission, when the condom was put on backwards and the guy had pr-ejaculate on his penis and then the condom was turned around? Lets say the guy was in fact hiv positive would this be a risk factor?
When the condom was reverse to the correct side it was exposed to air and temperature change an renders the virus if one infected inactive.
Oral sex is not a risk of HIV transmission. Saliva is not infectious and contains over a dozen different enzymes and proteins that inhibits HIV transmission.
Oral sex is not a risk of HIV transmission. Saliva is not infectious and contains over a dozen different enzymes and proteins that inhibits HIV transmission.
Teak- Thanks for the reply. I do have a follow up though. Dr. Hook and Handsfield have stated that during vaginal and anal sex, that the condom turned around (having pre-ejaculate on the outside) was a risk factor that did need hiv testing. Could you explain why this situation with giving oral was different? I should have also stated that although I did'nt have bleed ing gums or sores, I did brush my teeth about an hour before this happened.
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