Aa
Confused!
Someone help me with this.
I don't understand why a Penis needs to have a big cut (freshly cut and bleeding) to be at risk for an HIV infection during Oral sex. Yet during unprotected Vaginal or Anal sex, undetectable cuts on your Penis can put you at risk. Some one explain me this Please.
I don't understand why a Penis needs to have a big cut (freshly cut and bleeding) to be at risk for an HIV infection during Oral sex. Yet during unprotected Vaginal or Anal sex, undetectable cuts on your Penis can put you at risk. Some one explain me this Please.
Then please tell me how HIV gets in to the body. I have always believed HIV could get in to the body through undetectable cuts in the Penis during Vaginal sex.
I have read many times that during unprotected Vaginal or Anal sex, HIV can get in to your body through undetectable cuts on your Penis. Is that wrong?
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