At-risk?

[mtldude]

I had sex with a guy tonight who admitted afterward that he is HIV-positive. We didn't have anal sex, but he did bite my nipple, and drew blood. He then ejaculated on my stomach. I don't think any semen landed near my nipple, but it could have. I then washed his/my semen off with a washcloth, and some of his semen may have come in contact with the small wound at that time. From reading other posts, I'm pretty sure I don't have to run to my doctor to ask for a post-exposure treatment, but I'd appreciate any feedback from folks here. Thanks!

[aak001]

i am not the expert here but i think most people on the forum would agree that your risk is very low if not non existant.

[Teak]

No risk.

[siteheld]

How did his c-- get on your belly? If it is from masturbation only, I don't think you have a risk. Oral sex without condoms is a very low risk.
That is a reckless person who is biting people and drawing blood, ejaculating , knowing that he is Hiv positive and neglecting to inform the partner before. Isn't that illegal?

It takes a lot to actually bite someone's nipples until there is blood. He is a dangerous person and should be reoported. I am so glad you didn't go all the way with that jerk.
You are ok.

[Teak]

Would you please read the posts before repling. No where does this poster say anything about oral sex, which isn't a risk to begin with.

[mtldude]

Thanks for the feedback everyone, I feel better about things. My main concern was the possibility of infection from his saliva and/or semen via the cut, but I'm relieved to know that it's a non-issue.

[fourfiftyone]

Saliva is a NON infectious body fluid. It actually has proteins and enzymes that cause HIV to be non-infectious. Saliva has never (and will never) transmit HIV unless you drink like a gallon of it.