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The question about HIV
Dear experts:
Last Sunday I put my finger into a woman’s vagina for 10 seconds.Next day I found there was a wound in my finger which maybe caused by cold weather.There was no bleeding,but I could saw some red-colour tissues.This Monday ( March 14)this finger was hie by a desk,and there was a exudation.So I want to know the risk of infecting HIV.THANK YOU!
Last Sunday I put my finger into a woman’s vagina for 10 seconds.Next day I found there was a wound in my finger which maybe caused by cold weather.There was no bleeding,but I could saw some red-colour tissues.This Monday ( March 14)this finger was hie by a desk,and there was a exudation.So I want to know the risk of infecting HIV.THANK YOU!
OK,I see it .I find that all the experts in the forum hold the viewpoint that oral sex is not at risk.While I have a difference with others.When we make oral sex,I ejaculated in her mouth.So in this situation will it raise the risk of infecting HIV?
Only if the wounds that are open wide enough that they require stitches, but even by then the chance is remote.
Thank you for your answer very much.But I also have an question.The wound in my finger was under the nails.It was an obviously crack.I feel that the skin in that area is weak.So what kind of wound exposured to HIV is dangerous? I know the hurt in the blood vessels which are under the corium is worst.What about the hurts of blood capillary in the corium ? I also have some photos of this finger.Do you think it is necessary to see them?
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