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HIV risk from protected anal and unprotected oral sex

i am 22 i have had several oral partners in the past year mabey 25 ( mostly i got a blow job) i blowed 4 to 5 people without ejaculation , i had  penetrative  protective sex with three people , once i was the bottom the other 2 i was the top , i am very very scared that i might have contracted HIV , i am leaving in fear and google is scaring me even more by saying i have little risk and i think being with so many partners my risk has increased , should i get tested
i am facing a lot of stress , IDK , some doctors says i have little risk some say i dont , i dont wanna get tested as i dont wanna face it
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Your questions have been answered with regards to what is and is not a risk in previous threads. Our members have told you that oral sex and protected sex is is not a risk.

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Stop making multiple threads about the same thing.  And stop hijacking other threads.  Seek mental health therapy.
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Take a test since you don't accept any of the advice yet continue to waste your life asking for more advice. It is not logical that you are scared to test, so see a mental health professional or your doctor so they can try to get you to test instead of posting your fears and asking for advice that you don't accept on forums.
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