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Concerned about hiv via oral sex

Hi, i am well aware that oral sex does not spread hiv to your body. Last 7th a escort gave me a blowjob without condom. We intercoursed right after with condom.
My fear is: I didnt noticed previously but i was in the beggining of a herpes period due to stress. I caught herpes when i was with 16 yo and since then it only arises when i am very nervous.  Am i in danger of  contrating hiv because of the beggining of the herpes period?
I am very worried.

Thanks in advance.

J.
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Since "I am well aware that oral sex does not spread hiv to your body" then it is time to accept that and move on. There is no purpose in coming up with "what-if" questions, when you listed the answer above.
You have also received advice on this forum about oral being no risk.
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Thanks. I only thougth that if you have lesions on your penis could be an exeption to the rule. Tx for knowing that even with herpes its no risk.
Only sex risk is penetrating unprotected vaginal or anal, which is all a person needs to know to protect themselves. There are millions of possibilities that people wonder about but they are not a factor either.
Hoepfully you can move on from HIV fears.
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