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HIV risk from vaginal and anal finguring
I was in a strip club in the big apple today (NYC)and met a beautiful girl.I took her to my hotel and we spent an hour together. There was no sex involved but i fingured her vagina for 30mins and also fingered her ******* for about 15-20 minutes. With the same hand i masturbated myself.There are some skin cuts on top of my fingure nails. Can someone like teak or lizzie lou advice my risk.
Teak told you that you did not have a risk, so why in would you think testing is needed
NO RISK = NO TESTING
He will tell you the same
NO RISK = NO TESTING
He will tell you the same
Thanks a lot Teak. It puts my mind at ease. Can i shrugg it off and does it require a testing because the doctors advice which you posted are not crystal clear (diplomatic).
And yeah wish you a happy holiday
And yeah wish you a happy holiday
You never had a risk. HIV is not transmitted by small cuts,nicks nor abrasions.
by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Oct 09, 2007 10:54AM
There is no measurable risk of HIV transmission from fingering or any sort of hand-genital contact, regardless of healing cuts on the fingers.
Best wishes-- HHH, MD
by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Dec 08, 2009 07:43PM
You already know what I'm going to say, as indicated by "I have read this is no risk on this site". Did you think I or Dr. Hook would change our minds for your particular question? Even if one can envision a theoretical risk from fingering, in the 30 years of the known worldwide HIV/AIDS epidemic, nobody is known to have been infected by hand-genital or hand-anal contact.
by Edward W Hook, MD, Feb 11, 2010 07:29PM
Welcome to the Forum. You have nothing to worry about from this exposure. For starters, it is statistically unlikely that your partner had HIV. Most dancers and commercial sex workers do not. Furthermore, HIV is not spread through kissing, including french kissing. finally, your insertion of your finger into her anus, and her subsequent sucking on your finger is masturbation and /HIV is not spread by masturbation either. Thus you need not be concerned. As far as your specific questions are concerned:
1. No
2. No
3. There is no medical reason for you to seek HIV testing. If you cannot shake the idea and your concern, then a single test at 6-8 weeks following the events you describe will be negative and will prove that you did not get HIV (I already know that you did not).
4. Nope
Hope these responses are helpful to you. Take care. EWH
by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Oct 09, 2007 10:54AM
There is no measurable risk of HIV transmission from fingering or any sort of hand-genital contact, regardless of healing cuts on the fingers.
Best wishes-- HHH, MD
by H. Hunter Handsfield, M.D., Dec 08, 2009 07:43PM
You already know what I'm going to say, as indicated by "I have read this is no risk on this site". Did you think I or Dr. Hook would change our minds for your particular question? Even if one can envision a theoretical risk from fingering, in the 30 years of the known worldwide HIV/AIDS epidemic, nobody is known to have been infected by hand-genital or hand-anal contact.
by Edward W Hook, MD, Feb 11, 2010 07:29PM
Welcome to the Forum. You have nothing to worry about from this exposure. For starters, it is statistically unlikely that your partner had HIV. Most dancers and commercial sex workers do not. Furthermore, HIV is not spread through kissing, including french kissing. finally, your insertion of your finger into her anus, and her subsequent sucking on your finger is masturbation and /HIV is not spread by masturbation either. Thus you need not be concerned. As far as your specific questions are concerned:
1. No
2. No
3. There is no medical reason for you to seek HIV testing. If you cannot shake the idea and your concern, then a single test at 6-8 weeks following the events you describe will be negative and will prove that you did not get HIV (I already know that you did not).
4. Nope
Hope these responses are helpful to you. Take care. EWH
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