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HIV - Oral

I performed oral sex on a female sex worker.  I did not insert my tongue into her vagina.  I only performed on her clitoris.  There were no fluids that I saw or felt while performing oral sex.  All contact was external.  We later had sex with a condom.  I am wondering if there is any risk for HIV in this case.  Do  I need to be tested?  I am married and do not want to expose my wife if there is a risk.  Please let me know if I have anything to be concerned about.

Thanks in advance.
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239123 tn?1267647614
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Relax.  There has never been a proved case of HIV that was acquired by performing cunnilingus.  See many other threads on this; search the STD Forum threads and archivies for "HIV transmission risk", "oral sex", and "cunnlingus".  The large majority of female sex workers are not infected with HIV, but your risk was zero even if she was.  You have nothing to worry about and do not need testing.

HHH< MD
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All of us here are posting that we are married and dont want to infect our wives with stds  we need to post a thread to stop us from doing the deed to begin with whats wrong with all of us?
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