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Last month I had a encounter with a sex worker, we didnt have any intercourse. She used a condom to perform oral which I tested an it didn't break. I fingered her briefly during this and didn't have any cuts on my finger. My worry is could I have transferred some of her vaginal fluid from
My finger to a mucus membrane that could have infected me? I washed my hands after she left but don't remember what I touched between. What's my risk of HIV?
My finger to a mucus membrane that could have infected me? I washed my hands after she left but don't remember what I touched between. What's my risk of HIV?
Sorry, typo, that was meant as a question. Meant to say do you agree with it? But I assume your answer is NO
I read on another site that you should be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, penis or other mucus membranes after fingering.
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It does not shift your risk from zero. HIV never transmits outside its host.
Thank you, what about the last part of transferring some of her fluid to somewhere on my body that could infect, is that possible, has it happened before?
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