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HIV From Oral

I'am a 37 YO Male, I've Have Been With a Hooker that Gave Blowjob form Less that 20Sec and it ejaculated in her Mouth. I Don't Her HIV Status! Actually I Asked after the Job she confirmed that She in HIV Negative. "Her Last Test Was around 7 Month Back and it showed Non Reactive HIV". I am not sure if she Had traceable Blood in her mouth. I have been reading Lots of reports on the net in which shows a lot of confusion.  If you can consult the risk of such Act ? Is it actually a risk ? what does traceable amount of Blood Means?? Thanks in Advance!!!
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This is a very low risk activity. Assuming she is HIV +, and assuming that she has a serious cut/ bleeding wound in her mouth is too much assumption. Even if that is the case, our saliva will render HIV intranmissible mostly. So you need not worry. You risk is vanishingly small. Chill.
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The Hiv virus is not present inside saliva. This is why you've read somewhere about traceable amount of blood, which does carry hiv.

In practice, there is no way you could have been infected.

Unreasonable fear is linked to paranoia and psychosis.

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