Hi a couple of days ago.....whilst i was brushing i had injured my upper gums a bit.....However after a few hours the bleeding stopped.....I'm basically a healthy guy....but because of my smoking
Recession times have also brought in tense times with my work life.....the same night i found myself at a strip bar....i engaged in some deep kissing with a girl there which lasted about 5 - 10 mins......there was some saliva exchange ???
I'm sure the her saliva came into close proximity with the cut
this way ????? Is there a chance ??? Has it ever occured in the past....the gum cut was pretty fresh, the lips are dry most times & chapped....& the ulcers were painful....don't know whether they were bleeding......
After this we went to a room & i received a protected ******* & fingered her for a while....No intercourse involved !!!
Would you say the earlier activity of kissing would have carried any risk given the circumstances of improper oral hygene.....????
V2335, Thanking you responding to my post in such quick time......So you mean ever though i had the cut lips, the ulcers or the fresh cut in the gums i was not opened up to HIV infection.....???
I did read on these forums & the general opinion was saliva was not infectious.....but then i thought maybe things would turn against me coz i had these fresh cuts & ulcers...
So given that so much kissing happens in night clubs & strip clubs there's never been transmission this way han ???
is it also true that a major risk for HIV can only happen through unprotected anal or vaginal sex............& most other forms of sex....including Oral or kissing are Low Risk ???
i kissed a girl "that had HIV" for over a period of years and never got it. i am positive i had all the problems you stated above and never got a thing!!!!