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A few easy question about HIV transmission
Dear Dr, I am new to this forum and I have a few of questions which are very easy and simple.
Actually before I ask these questions, I have already checked a lot of posts and might find my answers in there.
But i still would like to ask and hope i can get the confrim from your side.
all questions are about my last time body massage. the whole process, I was wearing my underwear and the lady was also dressing her underwear. there is no sex and oral sex, only very normal massage. No ejaculation.
1) I kiss the lady face 2 times and kiss her neck also 2-3 times, each time very quick. my mouth may has a small crack due to the dry weather, and I am sure it is not bleeding. So is there any HIV risk when my cracked mouth contact her face and neck? I remeber her face and neck are not bleeding. and I know HIV is not transmitted by sweat, is this right?
2) the lady also kissed me on my face 2-3 times, also very quick. I have some acne on my face and i am sure on that day no bleeding from my acne. I am not sure her mouth has some cuts or not, but i remember no blood. So is there any HIV risk if her saliva or maybe blood touhing my acne zone?
3) she sit on me during massage, she dressed her underwear, is there any HIV risk if her vaginal fluids comes out from underwear and touch my body? I know HIV is not transmitted through clothing, is this right?
4) i use my hand to touch her underwear and may touch some vaginal fluids which comes out from underwear. then after a few seconds, i use my hand touched my underwear and may also touch my penis, is this any HIV risk?
5) if my underwear touch her underwear, is there any HIV risk if her vaginal fluids comes out from her underwear and then touch my underwear and later touch the top of my penis?
those are all my questions and please kindly to reply me and help me.
As i said, I already find the answers based on similar question from other posts.
But i still need help and the answers will help me to find a way how to face my fear.
Have a good day to all
Actually before I ask these questions, I have already checked a lot of posts and might find my answers in there.
But i still would like to ask and hope i can get the confrim from your side.
all questions are about my last time body massage. the whole process, I was wearing my underwear and the lady was also dressing her underwear. there is no sex and oral sex, only very normal massage. No ejaculation.
1) I kiss the lady face 2 times and kiss her neck also 2-3 times, each time very quick. my mouth may has a small crack due to the dry weather, and I am sure it is not bleeding. So is there any HIV risk when my cracked mouth contact her face and neck? I remeber her face and neck are not bleeding. and I know HIV is not transmitted by sweat, is this right?
2) the lady also kissed me on my face 2-3 times, also very quick. I have some acne on my face and i am sure on that day no bleeding from my acne. I am not sure her mouth has some cuts or not, but i remember no blood. So is there any HIV risk if her saliva or maybe blood touhing my acne zone?
3) she sit on me during massage, she dressed her underwear, is there any HIV risk if her vaginal fluids comes out from underwear and touch my body? I know HIV is not transmitted through clothing, is this right?
4) i use my hand to touch her underwear and may touch some vaginal fluids which comes out from underwear. then after a few seconds, i use my hand touched my underwear and may also touch my penis, is this any HIV risk?
5) if my underwear touch her underwear, is there any HIV risk if her vaginal fluids comes out from her underwear and then touch my underwear and later touch the top of my penis?
those are all my questions and please kindly to reply me and help me.
As i said, I already find the answers based on similar question from other posts.
But i still need help and the answers will help me to find a way how to face my fear.
Have a good day to all
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