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I am trying to find out the bottom line...do I need to be tested or not. I had a one-time oral encounter with a guy I later found out was a professional. I gave and he received. He did not ejaculate but I did taste precum. There seemed to be significant precum but definitely no ejaculation. I can't seem to find out if the risk was significant enough just based on that for testing. I appreciate any help with this.
What about kissing a woman with sores in my mouth. Is there a risk of getting infected?
I really appreciate your answer. Gave me a lot of peace because I just wanted a direct answer. But over the last couple of days I can't help but wonder why most websites make it so confusing? Either you can get HIV from oral sex or you can't. Seems like websites are all over the board and that is what makes it scary. I even saw some that said in the UK up to 10% of HIV cases were from oral.
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