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hiv and oral sex
I have gotten two HIV oral tests. One 3 months after an incident I freaked out about and one last week. They were both negative. So you would assume that would clear my mind, but no, it has not. Now I am thinking about the guy I had oral sex with (I am a female, gave oral sex) about a month ago. He came in my mouth once, about 26 days before the second HIV test. Then once again had oral sex, with no cum, about a week or two later. I've read some places that there is a risk in oral sex, but some that have said not. He isn't gay, or an intravenous drug user.
Yes, even in these cases. Oral sex is safe sex.
If you are interested, I suggest you do a search for "Oral Sex" in the HIV Prevention Expert Forum where the Doctors post their answers to queries.
If you are interested, I suggest you do a search for "Oral Sex" in the HIV Prevention Expert Forum where the Doctors post their answers to queries.
Oral sex is safe- even if the reciever had swollen tonsils or small cancre sores or lesions inside of their mouth
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