Are my results accurate 10 weeks after brief oral sex and sitting on penis?

[viptiff]

I am a heterosexual woman. On october 7th I performed oral sex for about 30 seconds on a friend. It tasted soapy like so I stopped. Then I sat on his penis with out protection. I got up before things escalated to a full sexual encounter. I noticed the next day my mouth felt weird. The following Monday I went to the doctor. They said it was a bacterial infection. Swabs were done of my mouth and vagina. All came back clear including a HIV, negative. The infection is still present however, ibhave taken two additional HIV test. One at the 5 1/2 week mark (finger prick) and 10 week mark ( oral), both were negative. Can I believe I'm HIV negative and it isnt causing the infection in my mouth. I have not had any oral sex since then.

[mike_no]

Penetration is when penis enters inside of the vagina. A mere contact on the surface of your body is not penetration, please read all the responses offered to you carefully.

You were never at risk for HIV transmission and testing is not recommended.

[Chima7]

Oral sex is not considered a risk for HIV due to saliva being an effective barrier for transmission. The digestive enzymes present in saliva create a hostile environment which renders HIV inactive and unable to infect. It's unlikely your friend has HIV anyway and you can't get infected by someone who doesn't have HIV. That's why you keep testing negative, because you were never exposed in the first place.

[viptiff]

Thank you for your reply. I was nervous from sitting on his penis a quick vaginal penetration. I have a follow up appointment about my mouth.

[GuitarRox]

Cancel the follow up appointment.  You are not reading what is being said.  You never had a risk without unprotected penetrating sex.  

[GuitarRox]

Just to be clear, the risks for HIV are unprotected vaginal or anal sex with penetration or sharing IV drug needles.