sex with a high rate of possible hiv carrier

dear people dg day,

i had an encounter with a csw in nigeria from two days  , i met her in a pub, she asked me for money,i took her home.
i was too drunk but i didn't let her do a blow job , i put my condom myself , it was intact we had a vaginal intercourse protected, i felt her coming 3 times, i notice her vagina dropping vaginal fluid on my pubic hair, the encounter last for 20 minutes,in the end i was above her, i donno what i was thinking about, i didn;t come inside of her, i remove my penis, than with my left hand i remove my condom , and i start my handjob  with my right hand before coming , then i put my penis next to her mouth so i will cum inside her mouth , i beleive she put her lips on the head of my penis without condom, she didn;t suck me but i beleive her lips touched my penis head and i think she was rubbing my penis with her toungue, plz answer my below question teak, or lizzy lou,

1- is it possible that when i removed my condom , and started my hand job, the vaginal fluid present on my base penis and after masturbating, the fluid touched my penis head and enter the hole and attract hiv???

2- is it possible that after my unprotected penis touched her mouth could attract hiv anyhow?? i don;t think that her mouth contain blood, even i was trying to get her having vaginal sex without condom she was refusing , i was trying her,

kindly answer as i am worried and advice me so i will know how to acting next time

thank you

[Teak]

At no time were you ever at risk of contracting HIV.

[worried007303]

than why some dr say that on the oral sex the possibility of having hiv is 5 per 10,000 ??

[Teak]

Any educated doctor in HIV doesn't.

[worried007303]

does my incident be prescribed as oral sex?? and one thing plz, does the vaginal fluid on my condom after i remove it and started the handjob , isn;t possible to get inside my penis head through the hole? thank you teak

[Teak]

HIV is unable to reproduce outside its living host (unlike many bacteria or fungi, which may do so under suitable conditions), except under laboratory conditions; therefore, it does not spread or maintain infectiousness outside its host.