HIV transmission from kissing and gum disease

[ChefYuksel]

Dear Doctors. First of all, we thank to you for your great help to people who has many worries about HIV.
My question is, I took massage service in Seoul and after that have sex with the massage girl. Before starting to sex, both of us make washmouth. I have protected sex use condom. But during sex, We had deep kiss including french kiss. My gum health is not good, and sometimes is bleeding. I do not know the girl's mouth health. Is this a risk for HIV transmission, should I get test?

Thanks in advance for your answers

[ChefYuksel]

Thank you so much, I ll breathe normally

[Teak]

You were never at risk of contract HIV from kissing sore gums or not.

[ChefYuksel]

Thank you so much for your kind interest and reply. I was really thinking of my stupid mistake about how I have deep kiss with this girl HIV status unknown. I always give attention not to brush my teeth before sex because of my gum disease. This time I made washmouth for reason my gum not blooding. Again thank you so much for help, and I will consider my risk is close to zero even my gum is blooding.

[HowardH]

FYI, there are no doctors on this forum -- just interested personss. Many of them are very knowledgeable about HIV, however.

[HowardH]

Kissing in the presence of oral sores, gum inflammation, etc is one of those kinds of exposures that in theory could transmit HIV, but for which there has never been a reported case.  Your risk of HIV probably was higher from the vaginal sex (even with a condom) than from the kissing.  For all practical purposes, you can consider your risk to be zero from this event.  If this is your only potential risk, you don't need testing.