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I have been with one man my entire life. Thank goodness.   I got drunk one night and gave a bj to a guy (have no idea if he is affected with anything - but I do know that he has had sex with other girls) he had no sores ect.   a very little got in my mouth (my mouth had no sores ect) and I pulled off and spit it out.  There was some kissing after.  Then I rinsed my mouth and later swished Hydrogen peroxide in my mouth and swallowed some of the Hydrogen peroxide.  Later in the week .. Stupid again.. It happened again.  Neither time was there intercourse.  Of course, Im a wreck  I read all this stuff on the internet and Im terrified.  What is my risk for HIV or STD?  Should I get tested?  Even if he was HIV positive..what would the risk be? This week is the 7th week.. and yesterday my lymph nodes were swollen and had a slight headache but this could be because of pollen/ and or complete stress and anxiety.  Please help me!  thanks
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1563685 tn?1310402354
Oral sex is always HIV risk free be it to the giver or the receiver under any circumstances, even when the partner is HIV+ and so is kissing. That means if there's no unprotected penetrative sex involved, you had no HIV risk at all even the slightest and your symptoms have nothing to do with HIV.

For STD concerns, you could consult on STD forum on MedHelp. We're HIV prevention specific.
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1519393 tn?1306802108
You had no risk for HIV from oral sex...you can check the STD forum for questions on other STDs. No need to worry about HIV
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