Risk Questions

[advisemyrisk77]

Recently I visited an escort. I had 10 seconds of protected intercourse, and about 15 minutes total of unprotected oral. I noticed I had an abrasion/scrape on my penis; however I did not notice any copious amounts of blood in her mouth or on my penis, she also had a tongue piercing. I do realize saliva inhibits the virus. I did come down with some burning in my urethra/testicles when urinating, so I'm concerned that my risk of unprotected oral has been increased by possible gonorrhea/NGU infection. Does that have any bearing on this situation? Do I need to test over this?

Also I've heard of 'reported indiviual cases' but 'no documented cases' is this because the documented cases were a closed controlled study? If you could answer my questions I'd be thankful.

[Teak]

You play the field safely. Condoms and lube for anal and vaginal sex.

[advisemyrisk77]

Thank you! Keep up the fine work.

[Teak]

Saliva inhibits HIV transmission. So that is something you don't have to worry about.

Are you ever correct. :)

[advisemyrisk77]

Thanks. I was just curious if an STD was present in her mouth, made it a risky situation. I got tested for STDS today, awaiting results. Wasn't sure if HIV fell into the category or not. So just to get an understanding here

one - no testing required.

two - *if* there was another std present in her mouth, hiv is still no risk in this situation.

three -  no documented cases of transmission via receiving a *******. seems like everyone on these forums doesn't seem to grasp that and trust the people who know..

correct?

thank you very much for you help.

[Teak]

You don't need HIV testing, but you did have a risk of contracting other STDs.