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Foot Fetish
I sucked on a woman's toes for a few seconds without knowing her health status. I don't remember seeing any cuts or blood (if there was blood I think I would've been able to taste it) but if there were, would I be subject to catching HIV? It takes a certain amount of blood to infect inside the mouth, right? Please answer!
You can not get HIV from foot activity. HIV transfers in adults from having unprotected sex, vaginal or anal or sharing of needles used for IV drug use. That's it. HIV is inactivated in saliva and air. So, no. You can not get HIV from what you describe.
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Thank you so much, man! How much blooded is needed to be infected inside the mouth, anyway?
You need to have cuts so deep you wouldn't allow anything in your mouth from the pain, and the virus would have to be thrust deeply into those cuts for you to even have a THEORETICAL risk - btw no one got HIV in their mouth yet, so you didn't either and are safe.
Thanks, guys!!
I was just a little concerned because I sucked her toes like, 4 weeks ago, and now I have a little sore throat. Any idea what it could mean...?
You interact with others so sore throats and colds are to be expected. This is not a diagnostic forum for non-HIV issues.
OK, just one more question. What about very tiny black spots? Is that a symptom of HIV? I'm black and I noticed they're just tiny black dots that are flat and untouchable. Just a little paranoid, I guess...
Reread all the advice because you don't seem to be accepting any of it.
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