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HIV Prevention (Expert Forum)
risk and exposure
Answered by
Edward W Hook, MD - HIV Prevention, stds
risk and exposure
by Tomson173, Apr 13, 2009 04:48PM
Hello Doctor,
I have asked several people this but I am still not convinced unless I hear this from a real doctor. My exposure was back in December of 2008. I am male, 32. This happened at a "licensed" massage parlor. There were no sexual intercourse involved, the exposure were purely from hand to gentile contact, the attendant masturbated me, while I placed my finger in her vagina. There were little vaginal fluid but it was dry for the most part
What kind of risk does this mutual masturbation carried? The fingering lasted about 2 minutes or so, there were some light nipple kissing and sucking.
Thanks
TT
I have asked several people this but I am still not convinced unless I hear this from a real doctor. My exposure was back in December of 2008. I am male, 32. This happened at a "licensed" massage parlor. There were no sexual intercourse involved, the exposure were purely from hand to gentile contact, the attendant masturbated me, while I placed my finger in her vagina. There were little vaginal fluid but it was dry for the most part
What kind of risk does this mutual masturbation carried? The fingering lasted about 2 minutes or so, there were some light nipple kissing and sucking.
Thanks
TT
Doctor's Answer
by Edward W Hook, MD, Apr 13, 2009 09:13PM
, Apr 13, 2009 09:13PM
No risk. Masturbation is safe sex. No one has ever gotten HIV from masturbation. It is typical for masturbation to result in participants getting each other’s genital secretions but, despite that, there has never been a case of HIV transmission from masturbation. similarly, there is no risk from kissing of any sort. Hope this helps.
Take care. EWH
Take care. EWH
What about the episode with me placing my finger in her vagina? What kind of risk was I expose to with this?
Is it possible that the previous client she served before me is HIV+?? Will this scenario happen: The client was HIV+, she masturbated him till he ejaculated, but didn't clean properly, as a result, she transfer the virus to me while masturbating me. Or, the client was HIV+ and he also place a finger in her vagina, and his figner has a cut, as a result, she was carrying HIV+ blood in her vagina
Are these even possible?