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I am concerned by a recent event that i had. I performed oral sex on a transsexual escort. He ejaculated in my mouth and i swallowed. Very soon after (almost immediately), i noticed a small cut on the inside of my front lip, similar to a paper cut (though not a paper cut obviously). I hadn't noticed it earlier in the day, so it must have been very recent. I gargled mouthwash immediately (with alcohol) and it did not burn and it was not bleeding. I have looked at the forum and i know you maintain that oral sex is no risk with regards to HIV. However, if the cut was fresh (ish) and if he did have HIV, should i be concerned or just move on and forget the incident. The escort did seem to be very clean such as wouldn't do oral without a condom. Thank you for your help and forum.
I am concerned by a recent event that i had. I performed oral sex on a transsexual escort. He ejaculated in my mouth and i swallowed. Very soon after (almost immediately), i noticed a small cut on the inside of my front lip, similar to a paper cut (though not a paper cut obviously). I hadn't noticed it earlier in the day, so it must have been very recent. I gargled mouthwash immediately (with alcohol) and it did not burn and it was not bleeding. I have looked at the forum and i know you maintain that oral sex is no risk with regards to HIV. However, if the cut was fresh (ish) and if he did have HIV, should i be concerned or just move on and forget the incident. The escort did seem to be very clean such as wouldn't do oral without a condom. Thank you for your help and forum.
Thank you joggen and Vance for your prompt replies; much appreciated and keep up the great work.
"I have looked at the forum and i know you maintain that oral sex is no risk with regards to HIV."
No, cuts make no difference. The stance of this forum is the same regardless of cuts, sores, etc. Saliva contains over a dozen proteins that neutralize the virus. You should just forget about this and move on with your life.
No, cuts make no difference. The stance of this forum is the same regardless of cuts, sores, etc. Saliva contains over a dozen proteins that neutralize the virus. You should just forget about this and move on with your life.
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