hiv from vaginal fluid

Hi! I need to ask something.  I just went to a massage parlor and had a hand job from the masseuse.  Before she started the hand job, she touched her vagina.  I knew she was wet because I touched her vagina too.  Obviously, she would then have vaginal fluids in her hand. My question is, would I be in any danger of being infected with HIV if I had a hand job from a woman who's hand had vaginal fluid on it?

[LIZZIE LOU]

no

[DAVID4000]

thank u and can u explained it

[LIZZIE LOU]

in a woman...hiv has found to be present way up in the vagina...close to the cervix.  the glans (glands) that are responsible for "lubrication" are totally different things.

[one_of_us]

Okay I'm sorry but I've been reading posts here to be better informed... I've found that Dr. HHH said...

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/vaginal-fluid-in-urethra-through-mutual-masturbation/show/543093

" ...there is no way to separate cervical secretions from lubricating fluid.  Cervical secretions are produced continually by most women, and I would not assume that fluids near the vaginal opening come only from sexual lubrication; undoubtedly they usually (always?) include cervical secretions... "

I'm confused...

[LIZZIE LOU]

i stand by my comment which is fully explained earlier in that post.  the main concern is that hiv is not transmitted OUTSIDE it's host.

[Teak]

Bartholin's glands are what continuously moistens the vaginal not cervical fluids.

[one_of_us]

So that means concentration of HIV in fluids that are actually able to infect are only present in the cervix and not near the vaginal opening. Is that correct!?...

[Teak]

HIV is not transmitted by masturbation. It would matter if she had cervical fluid on her fingers. Still wouldn't be a risk.

[Teak]

Should have read, "wouldn't."