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My ear was a little raw after the massage. I asked a friend to take a look at it. There were no cuts but there were some areas of redness ( I guess from vigurous massage).
What are the risk of aquiring HIV from this exposure? Do I need to get tested for AIDS?
For the life of me, I can't even begin to imagine why you'd think there was any kind of risk whatsoever from this, but you can relax. There was zero chance of HIV or anything else from this encounter.
And your therapist was telling you the truth; in Chinese medicine, points in the ear correspond to various points in the rest of the body. Same for hands and feet. Yeah, I know, it sounds a little too woo-woo, but it really works for a lot of people.
the reason I am concerned that this massage place did not appear to me to be completely Kosher. Towards the end she asked me if I was interested in a sensual masage that i refused.
And your therapist was telling you the truth; in Chinese medicine, points in the ear correspond to various points in the rest of the body. Same for hands and feet. Yeah, I know, it sounds a little too woo-woo, but it really works for a lot of people.
(just kidding, no worries with your situation at all)