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Oral sex
Hello everyone - Please help me...
I received unprotected oral sex from a bisexual male about 3 months ago. I did not perform oral sex on him, but I may have licked his (not erect) penis very briefly a few times before realizing this was too risky for me - I immediately stopped. I also did not ejaculate in his mouth - I'm VERY worried that I may have been exposed to HIV. I got a test at about the 4 week mark and it was negative. He's told me that he is not infected several times already.
Can someone please comment on my situation - do I need to worry about being infected?
Thank you very much for your comments!
I received unprotected oral sex from a bisexual male about 3 months ago. I did not perform oral sex on him, but I may have licked his (not erect) penis very briefly a few times before realizing this was too risky for me - I immediately stopped. I also did not ejaculate in his mouth - I'm VERY worried that I may have been exposed to HIV. I got a test at about the 4 week mark and it was negative. He's told me that he is not infected several times already.
Can someone please comment on my situation - do I need to worry about being infected?
Thank you very much for your comments!
Thank you! There's so much conflicting information on the web regarding this subject, it can make one's head spin.
hiv is not transmitted through oral sex.
please read the forum...it is FULL of posts regarding oral sex
please read the forum...it is FULL of posts regarding oral sex
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