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Hiv insertive fellatio
Hello guys first of all god bless you guys for your work.i had insertive oral sex(unprotected)with thai csw.Soon after giving me a blow job she started coughing.Also i knew that oral sex is not a risk for hiv before engaging in oral sex.But when she started coughing i forgot all these and got extremely terrified.The question i wanna ask is lets assume she is hiv positive with high viral load and i have an sti on my genital(but not visible)Are there any chances of me getting hiv?Anyway i started taking pep after 10 hours the exposure.
Hello. Oral sex, when either giving or receiving, is not a risk for transmitting HIV. Air and saliva both inactivate the virus. The only ways that people get HIV is to have had unprotected vaginal or anal sex or to have shared IV needles to inject drugs. Does not matter if the other person has hiv or not, you will not get this disease from unprotected oral sex. Coughing is common (has nothing to do with HIV) and maybe you're going to get a cold or she's a smoker. No risk! Take care
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Thanks for your answer guutarrox god bless.I am very much relieved.But one last question out of curiosity that what if you do get hiv via oral sex as people who have oral sex also have vaginal or anal sex lets say 70 percent of the time.So lets say they didnt get hiv via anal sex or vaginal sex but they did by oral sex but if they go to the doctor he would count vaginal or anal sex as the cause.So maybe these could be the reason that there are no cases of hiv via oral sex?
You should move on, instead of thinking that all the hiv researchers over the last 40 years have made errors that only you have discovered.
You have no medical training, so you should have no faith in your own ideas, but instead you only believe in your idea and think the researchers are wrong. That makes zero sense.
You have no medical training, so you should have no faith in your own ideas, but instead you only believe in your idea and think the researchers are wrong. That makes zero sense.
To be honest, I can't even understand the wording of your question. There isn't a single documented case of HIV from oral sex in all these years. We'd have proof if that was how people got hiv and it's not. Your anxiety is getting the better of you.
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