What expert authorities say..

[nice_gathering]

Hello
I understand that HIV and oral sex debate showed different opinions. I feel that there should be distinction between low risk and non-existent risk.

Oral sex and CDC:

http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/resources/qa/qa19.htm

See what is said in Australia:

http://www.afao.org.au/view_articles.asp?pxa=ve&pxs=84&id=405

See what is said in the UK:

http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/Sexualhealth/Pages/HIV.aspx

Yes, some studies concluded that there was no HIV transmission through unprotected oral sex, but some studies suggested the opposite.

General consensus in medical professionals is that it is a low risk activity and chances of acquiring HIV through unprotected oral sex is extremely remote, but NOT non-existent.

It depends on the individuals whether they want to get tested or not after a low or extremely low risk.

Best regards.

[JeanClaude]

- I'm sure that if you have half of the knowledge of Infectious Disease and Medical Practice /Protocol for that matter,that you present as knowing,you'd clearly be conscious of why Oral sex is not listed as "no risk" . That said, if a Physician, especially an HIV specialist doesn't feel this so-called "risk" warrants a test, well it should be clear to you why.
-Regards-

[nice_gathering]

Hello

Kindly read the link of the answer given by the doctor on expert forum.

Best regards.

[Teak]

They don't even recommend testing. Now go post it on their forum so that you can be told once and for all by two Drs.

[nice_gathering]

Hello

I do not feel I really need to tell them as they know it.

I will paste a link of an answer posted on Experts forum of this web site.

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/show/713327

It clearly shows that oral sex is not zero risk. Yes, it is very low risk.

Best regards.

[Teak]

Go post it in the Expert Forum and tell them that.