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Hello all, first and foremost I would like to thanks all our top answerers for their dedication for this site. I, personally found the informations given by teak, nursegirl, vance are very educative. Thanks once again. However, i have a personal question that will be great if it will be answered accordingly. This is about insertive oral only. The question is if one believe that just receiving oral is the safest practice there is for unprotected contact case for the time being (hiv), can it be correct? Since it is considered no risk at all. I have read that Dr. Sean Cummings specifically straight to the point said zero risk. The reason i mentioned him is because his language of explanation seems non political stand. Thank you.
Thank you for your reply. I read what you wrote on oral sex. I found it very logic. This site has been very helpful to my personal questions. So let me be clear about this then, there is a slight difference of point of view regarding giving oral sex between you and the docs (for whatever reasons), but for the receiving one, both of you agree to understand that there is a no risk situation. I thank you once again.
Our stance is that oral sex does not present a risk either way. Some docs will say that GIVING oral sex may be a minute risk, but they also maintain that being the receiver is no risk.
Bottom line, it's not a concern.
Bottom line, it's not a concern.
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