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Is there a risk?
I use my mouth to help a man oral sex, I have a few blisters on my lips, he shed some of the prostate fluid, I am worried that the blisters on the mouth to contact his prostate fluid. He uses the penis to rub my anus, I have piles, I feel the anus was exposed to his prostate fluid. Is there a risk?
I feel the blisters on my lips have the taste of blood, the bubble seems to bleed, so there is no risk still？
oral sex is not a risk for HIV transmission. If he rubbed your anus with his penis there is no risk for HIV because there was no penetration.
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