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Deep tongue kissing with few bllod on mouth
befor posting here,I had read all the past posts of other..but not found as mine situation..i had been dating a verr very high risky girl,she told me that she had done unprotected sex with many guys....I did deep tongue kiss for numerous no of time with taking much time....while kissing I had hurt her....and while 6th time we frenched kissed at the same time,I see some blood very few on my mouth......I had a sore and lip brust in my mouth...and also I kissed arroun her neck........later i realize that I had gotten something from that call girl....What was risk,low risk or zero risk?I need help from experts Teak,vance and nurse....
after 28 days of my exposure with that call girl,that call girl tested negative for hiv in simple rapid test....?can I conclude thtat she is negative or.......if not what if she tested negative after 50 days of my exposure to her?....please give in percentage of her chance of being negative?
i am not questioning but what is your source of knowledge?and It is ever happened that yu guys had said no risk and No testing require...then turns out positive?
So, here I need 2 answers from your side...1Can I do deep french kissing number of times with Hiv+,prostitute and whoever be whatever be the mouth condition of her even I have a lipbrust and wound in my mouth?The no of time deeep kissing doesn'a varry the chance?and....2.Hard Nipple sucking of any positive girl is also no risk,with receiving breat feed?
So, here I need 2 answers from your side...1Can I do deep french kissing number of times with Hiv+,prostitute and whoever be whatever be the mouth condition of her even I have a lipbrust and wound in my mouth?The no of time deeep kissing doesn'a varry the chance?and....2.Hard Nipple sucking of any positive girl is also no risk,with receiving breat feed?
How can you be so much sure undoubtly?and in the begining of this site,it is written that this side is only for advice,do not take it as a medical substitution....?sorry but my anxious mind ....You guys are employee of this Medhlep?and This site is really awesome....
Your doctor is incorrect. People aren't high risk, the risks you take make it high or not and you did not have a risk and don't need testing.
i had consulted my doctor for all this,He said that there's possibilty of transmission due to presence of blood that may contact with your lipbrust and mucous membrane in mouth and you had swalloed some blood,since the girl is highly risky....you have to test?So 'm worrying
here are the symtoms...1. 2 weeks after exposure I felt sleepy,I had a sorethroat and tonsils for 1 week with few fever and 3 pimples in my face..3.After 30 days one night i had a very mild Diaharria,3 times in night and 2 times in morning and lasted...and now I have a runny nose and Tonsils and sore throat...........These symtoms don'a relate to hiv....I had read that transmission through kissing can be happened if bllod present?Tell me brief...
It's the saliva in the mouth that renders the HIV virus inactive and therefore unable to infect you.
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Even this does not shift your risk from zero by an iota. HIV transmission is not possible this way
but there's a blood of her in my mouth,and I had lip brust and sore,I might have eaten some of her blood and some blood definately came contact to my lipbrust and sore.......Assuumig she's hiv......Tell me in brief,what makes this extreme condition of mouth make no risks?
but there's a blood of her in my mouth,and I had lip brust and sore,I might have eaten some of her blood and some blood definately came contact to my lipbrust and sore.......Assuumig she's hiv......Tell me in brief,what makes this extreme condition of mouth make no risks?
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