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I made a wound in the morning. I scratched my leg. That wound consists in some little scratches and little spots where the skin was superficialy removed.
In the afternoon, i was with a boy. His status is unknown. I was masturbating him, but he didn´t ejaculate but I had some of his pre cum in my hand. A few minutes later, i touched and pressed my hand against my leg, over my wound. It was stinging a little, but it wasn´t bleeding... Am I at risk to get HIV?
In the afternoon, i was with a boy. His status is unknown. I was masturbating him, but he didn´t ejaculate but I had some of his pre cum in my hand. A few minutes later, i touched and pressed my hand against my leg, over my wound. It was stinging a little, but it wasn´t bleeding... Am I at risk to get HIV?
Your question has been fully answered that you did not risk HIV from this experience. HIV is transmitted in adults only by unprotected vaginal or anal intercourse or sharing of IV drug needles. We are now closing this discussion and wish you the best of health.
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Based on everyone else's answers on here. Not a risk. The virus is fragile and inactivated in the air.
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No risk, because HIV is instantly inactivated in air, otherwise if it was as infectious as a cold everyone in America would have it. Only sexual risks are unprotected vaginal or anal which you dint even have.
But the vurus die in such a short space of time? I mean, i touched his pre cum and then, like 3 minutos before, I touched my leg and wound... And i felt a little pain in my scrateches... doesn´t it mean the wound was open??? was that not a risk?
Thank you, AnxiousNoMore and ChanceJ :)
You didn't have a risk so you'll be just fine. It's good to always remember to think about HIV and other STDS before having any unprotected sex.
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