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HIV blowjob with blood on hands

I recieved a blowjob from a person of unknown hiv status and it has been worrying me a lot. Situation is as follows:
I was fingering her and i scratched her so my fingers were covered in blood. It was dark so i didnt know until later. Meanwhile she was blowing me, i touched my penis and was jerking off while she was blowing me. I did cum in her mouth and she swallowed it. My question is if i have a risk of hiv since the blood on my hands got mixed up and got into my penis through her saliva during the blowjob
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188761 tn?1584567620
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There is no risk that can be associated with your event.

HIV can't be transmitted out of the body. Also, somehow the description of your event reflects that you are being anxious, you can't possibly have handful of blood by scratching someone. Oral sex is not a risk.

Below are the only possible routes to HIV transmission in adults:

1. Unprotected vaginal or anal intercourse.

2. Sharing needles intravenously with other drug abusers.

You don't need to test. If you are unable to think rationally, please see a therapist.
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I was fingering her and i scratched her vagina. When i saw my fingers later. They had dried blood all over. Still no risk?
Please note the risks listed by mike_no above.  "Dried blood on fingers" is not one of those risks.  There is no scenario under which this would be a risk for HIV.
It wasnt dried when i was masterbating and she was giving me oral simultaneously
You clearly did not read my response.  Re-read the only risks for HIV.
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