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Two weeks ago I had protected sex with a female sex worker we done it three times that night. The three different times we done it we used a new condom each time.... Is it possible I have HIV? She also told me that she was new to the escort agency... However the thing I'm worried about is that I received unprotected oral from her meaning she went down on me.... She performed oral three times in two hours... What is the risk? Now two weeks on I feel pretty much the same with no symptoms, I only got a slight irritation on the side of my neck and above my collar bone it's very slightly swelled up I mean very slightly u can't tell when u look at it. Could this be a swollen lymph node? And if this is a symptom of HIV would I get another symptom normally accompanying it? Remember this is two weeks in.            Thanks
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We can be sure because there are no docummented cases of hiv being transmitted via oral sex that have ever been substantiated or kissing,that,s why.Infact quite the opposite.There are plenty of studies that have been conducted to say that it is not a risk and those studies have been substantiated.
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How can you guys be so sure u can't get HIV through oral? What about kissing with tongues and all that?
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can we swap risks? you have used a condom. I with canermy
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Oral sex doesnt pose a threat. You had protected sex and dont have anything to worry about.
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