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mutual oral sex with 21 year old stripper
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University of Washington Seattle - WA
This forum is limited to prevention of HIV and to safe sex in general. All questions will be answered by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D. or Edward W Hook, MD.

mutual oral sex with 21 year old stripper

by Neveragain69, Aug 04, 2007 12:00AM
14 days ago, I made a stupid mistake with a 21 year old stripper in TX. Iformed unprotected oral sex with her for roughly 3-4 minutes,did not insert my tongue into her virgina, just licked her. She then performed unprotected oral sex for about 2 minutes before I released into her mouth.  It was dark but I do not remember seeing any sores etc...

My biggest concern is my occasional bleeding gums after brushing my teeth although I did not brush my teeth prior to this event. I also recently had blood work which indicated that my wbc was in the low range. The blood work was taken roughly 10 days after the exposure.

(1) What was my exposure risk to HIV with oral sex exposure?
(2) Does white blood count indicate any additional worries that soon after exposure.

Thank you for your advice.

by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Aug 04, 2007 12:00AM
Relax.  To my knowledge, there has never been a documented case of anyone acquiring HIV by performing cunnilingus on an infected woman, regardless of sores in or aroun d the mouth.  Receiving a BJ also is extremely low risk, some people believe zero risk.  And the odds are strong your stripper partner doesn't have HIV, which is rare in heterosexual women in the US, including most commercial sex workers.

WBC count has no influence on this--and you can be sure your 'low' count isn't seriously low, or your provider would have told you so.  Everybody's WBC count varies widely from time to time.  

Bottom line:  Don't worry about HIV.  You don't need testing.  For more information, use the search link to find many other discussions; use search terms 'oral sex', 'fellatio', 'cunnilingus', and/or 'HIV transmission risk'.

HHH, MD
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by Neveragain69, Aug 04, 2007 05:48PM
To: hhh, MD
Thanks for the comment.  What about other STDs if HIV is not great concern.  If I test for other STDs, what time interval?  Should I go ahead and test for HIV while giving the blood for the other STD tests?
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