Hi doctor

[sammen]

I am extremely sorry for coming back again. I wanted to know my risk of hiv from performing unprotected oral on a sex worker. the vaginal sex and oral i received was protected. I have some pain in my armpits and slight pain have started when i urinate. no discharge as yet. It has been just onetime event and been around 2 weeks... Regards

[sammen]

Thank you very much for your response.I am sorry again and I know i have been on this long enough to know the exposures. But the same way I got another answer that this is a low risk which you have answered him back already, i do sometimes have these doubts as there are so many different answers for these exposures it is  confusing.... Thank you heaps again....

[Teak]

Wrong, Oral sex with someone that is HIV positive is not a low risk it's not a risk at all.

by Emily_MHModerator,
And to clarify, it is this site's stance, based on studies and our own MedHelp experts (all of whom are world-renowned for their work in this field), that oral sex carries no risk for HIV.  
Emily

[traveler44]

Performing oral sex on a woman confirmed to be HIV+ is low risk, and you shouldn't assume that the CSW is in fact positive as in all likelihood she is not. There have only been a very small handful of documented cases of transmission via performing cunnilingus out of the millions of people who have been diagnosed over the past 20 years.  Get tested at 3 months. Not because you had a high risk exposure, but primarily for peace of mind. In the future, use a dental dam or condom for any tongue tickling of the kitty.

[Teak]

You've been coming here long enough to know you never had an exposure.