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Unprotected oral Sex and Promiscuity
My question is;
I am a man who has engaged in unprotected (receiving only) oral sex with multiple partners 50+ in the last 4 years. Perhaps it warrants my mentioning that these were men that I met on a 'sex personals" website. I am quite sure that I am addicted to sex, but that is an issue I am recently addressing with a therapist. I understand that the position of this panel is that oral sex has no risk for HIV transmission...but does a high number of "unprotected oral sex" incidents change that?
I am a man who has engaged in unprotected (receiving only) oral sex with multiple partners 50+ in the last 4 years. Perhaps it warrants my mentioning that these were men that I met on a 'sex personals" website. I am quite sure that I am addicted to sex, but that is an issue I am recently addressing with a therapist. I understand that the position of this panel is that oral sex has no risk for HIV transmission...but does a high number of "unprotected oral sex" incidents change that?
Zero risk.HIV Testing no required.
Oral sex (unprotected) Zero risk for HIV .
HIV is transmitted through:
1)Unprotected penetrative sex with someone who is infected.(unprotected vaginal / anal intercourse )
2)From a mother who is infected to her baby; this can occur during pregnancy, at birth and through breastfeeding.
3)Sharing needles with HIV infected person during IV drug intake.
Always use condoms properly and never share needles
Chirag
Oral sex (unprotected) Zero risk for HIV .
HIV is transmitted through:
1)Unprotected penetrative sex with someone who is infected.(unprotected vaginal / anal intercourse )
2)From a mother who is infected to her baby; this can occur during pregnancy, at birth and through breastfeeding.
3)Sharing needles with HIV infected person during IV drug intake.
Always use condoms properly and never share needles
Chirag
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