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Bleeding finger

Dear Friends,

I had a handjob with a prostitute and after cumming I noticed a bleeding finger on her left thumb. Am I at risk? I never did even a protective sex with her. I really noticed a bleeding finger after i ejaculate. Please advise.

Thanksin advance

Shaan
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To clarify what I was saying was in this case blood would not have been a risk. As Emily said sufficient amount to enter the blood stream, deep muscle/tissue would be a risk. But not from a superficial cut on a hand and/or penis.
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Hi everyone -

We just want to clarify this. We can't speak for Vance, but assume this was a typo, and he meant to type that handjobs weren't a risk, not that blood wasn't a risk. Blood is indeed a risk for HIV when a sufficient amount enters your bloodstream (not the case here).

Thanks,

Emily
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Thank you Teak
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As Vance already advised you, you never had a risk.
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Sorry Vance...you are just great
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Sorry my answer is not good enough for you.
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Dear teak please reply
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If you had no risk then why would you need to test?
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Thanks a lot.. This forum helps a lot. I never had even a protective penetrative sex for years. All i had is a hand job and when I noticed a bleeding running blood, i started freaking again. I hope I'm safe. Do I need to test? I know anxiety is the biggest disease.
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No it is not a risk. Blood is not a risk for HIV.
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