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Unprotected oral sex
Can you get HIV from receiving unprotected oral sex from sex worker who has cold sore?
https://www.medhelp.org/posts/HIV-Prevention/Can-I-get-HIV-from-Unprotected-oral-sex-and-protected-vaginal-sex/show/3076914
At this point your hiv fixation is a mental health problem. See a mental health therapist because no one here can help with that.
At this point your hiv fixation is a mental health problem. See a mental health therapist because no one here can help with that.
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Hi sorry to make you upset. I just got cold sore yesterday. It means that the sex worker has too and it makes me concerned. CDC said having herpes can make HIV to transmit easier to negative person.
I'm not sure why you keep coming back here asking questions, because you tell us that you are the only one who knows the answers. You have no medical training so should have ZERO faith in your own ideas - including the idea that you can guess my emotions. This is an hiv prevention forum, so please keep on point from now on.
The previous advice was clear about the only ways to get hiv, and I'm sure you know the meaning of only, but your current response indicates otherwise. CDC doesn't mind scaring people who have no risk with theoretical risks that have never manifested in real life - it's been calculated that the odds of hiv from oral are less than that of being hit by a meteorite as you read this. You don't fear meteorites, so applying the same thinking to a lower probability event is the logical way to move on.
The previous advice was clear about the only ways to get hiv, and I'm sure you know the meaning of only, but your current response indicates otherwise. CDC doesn't mind scaring people who have no risk with theoretical risks that have never manifested in real life - it's been calculated that the odds of hiv from oral are less than that of being hit by a meteorite as you read this. You don't fear meteorites, so applying the same thinking to a lower probability event is the logical way to move on.
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