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Wisdom Teeth Removal - Deep Kissing
Hey all,
5 days ago I received blowjob from a guy and engaged in deep kissing. 4 days before this encounter, I had a wisdom tooth extraction procedure. So while we were kissing, there was a not-bleeding but kind of a wound in my mouth.
The thing that makes me nervous is, today is like 5 days after this encounter, and I'm experiencing a mild fever (38 C - 100 F), night sweats, chills and fast heart rate.
The question is: is there any chance that I might have catch HIV from receiving blowjob and kissing?
If so, can ARS symptoms appear that early as 5 days?
5 days ago I received blowjob from a guy and engaged in deep kissing. 4 days before this encounter, I had a wisdom tooth extraction procedure. So while we were kissing, there was a not-bleeding but kind of a wound in my mouth.
The thing that makes me nervous is, today is like 5 days after this encounter, and I'm experiencing a mild fever (38 C - 100 F), night sweats, chills and fast heart rate.
The question is: is there any chance that I might have catch HIV from receiving blowjob and kissing?
If so, can ARS symptoms appear that early as 5 days?
Hello,
Oral sex is not considered as a risk of HIV transmission. Neither is kissing.
HIV can only be transmitted via unprotected vaginal or/and anal penetration, sharing IV works in drugs and from mother to child
Take care
Oral sex is not considered as a risk of HIV transmission. Neither is kissing.
HIV can only be transmitted via unprotected vaginal or/and anal penetration, sharing IV works in drugs and from mother to child
Take care
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Thanks BeStrong! But what about the symptoms that I suffer now? Can ARS begin that early?
No disease = no ARS.
Everyone writes here about their ARS but so far I have never seen anyone who actually has ARS, so take Bestrong's advice and move on from trying to associate your sex episode with disease you can't have.
Everyone writes here about their ARS but so far I have never seen anyone who actually has ARS, so take Bestrong's advice and move on from trying to associate your sex episode with disease you can't have.
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