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Last night, I foolishly allowed a male stranger briefly--two to three minutes--insert my penis into his mouth and suck on it. I did not ejacualate, and he stopped. He later rimmed my anus with his tongue and inserted one or two fingers into it for several moments.
1. Do I run a risk for contacting hiv from the oral sex, and if so is the risk high enough to warrent a test for the virus?
2. Do I run a risk for hiv from the rimming itself and then the finger insertion with the residue of saliva in the area? Is the risk high enough to warrent a test forthe virus?
3. Should I be tested for other STD's, and if so, which ones, and when?
Thank you, Foolhardy
1. Do I run a risk for contacting hiv from the oral sex, and if so is the risk high enough to warrent a test for the virus?
2. Do I run a risk for hiv from the rimming itself and then the finger insertion with the residue of saliva in the area? Is the risk high enough to warrent a test forthe virus?
3. Should I be tested for other STD's, and if so, which ones, and when?
Thank you, Foolhardy
Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, NGU, Herpes, Syphilis are the STD's transmittable to receiver of oral sex. It does not include HIV, since this activity is a zero risk for HIV transmission, never the less, Herpes is also does not have a cure.
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