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Any risk from protected oral with sex worker?
I received a blowjob with condom but also she fondled and rubbed her breasts on my genitals without the condom. Am I at risk here? 2 days no symptoms yet. She had no obvious sores on the mouth.
Yes. I wouldn't recommend testing at all.
You needn't worry about saliva. Saliva is not a carrier for hsv. In other words, hsv is not in saliva and when it does mix with saliva it doesn't live long. Not an efficient means of contracting the virus.
Really, you should move on. You didn't get genital hsv from this exposure
You needn't worry about saliva. Saliva is not a carrier for hsv. In other words, hsv is not in saliva and when it does mix with saliva it doesn't live long. Not an efficient means of contracting the virus.
Really, you should move on. You didn't get genital hsv from this exposure
Sorry. Spell check!! Hsv or any std.
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Thank you for your response, so in the absence of any symptoms, I should not bother with testing. My one concern is whether coming into contact with her saliva while the condom was off.
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