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.
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.