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Chances of HIV Performing cunnilingus (oral sex on woman vagina)

Hi,

I am 24 years old male and two days back, I licked a woman's vagina for 10 secs (never done that before). I accidentally licked white discharge (milky white) in her vagina, it didn't have any taste or smell.  She is healthy, doesn't have any diseases, but never tested for HIV before. The only problem she had is cold as child due to allergy and her current age is 25.

What are my chances of getting HIV. Should i get tested? It is not possible to make her get tested. Also  what is the white discharge in her vagina?
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Even if you see "symptoms" they are not related to HIV.
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Vance2335, You have been really helpful. When I was at college we were taught that oral sex doesn't cause HIV unless there is some kind of cuts/openings. But when I look into internet now, there seems to be lot of confusion on HIV through oral sex. So I just wanted to get an advice from someone who had good knowledge on this topic.

Also thank you to medhelp forum, I was able to learn lot of stuff from this site.
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So there is no need for me to get tested, unless if I see any kind of symptoms right??
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So there is no need for me to get tested, unless if I see any kind of symptoms right??
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Because oral sex is not a risk.
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Any one please respond.
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Thank you for a quick reply. please explain the reasons why its not a risk. sorry for my ignorance.
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No risk
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