STI/HIV risk switching from protected vaginal to unprotected ‘mammary intercourse’

[dedar78]

I (M) had protective sex with sex worker yesterday. Halfway through vaginal intercourse I removed my penis and had her give me a “*******” with condom on. However it got kind of dry so she removed the condom and added lube and continued *******. Later I washed the lube off put on a new condom and finish with vaginal penetration.

is there risk from having vaginal fluids on the condom contact her breasts then ******* without a condom on? Will vaginal fluids enter the urethra this way? I am a little paranoid right now about contracting HIV. Should I take PEP?

[dedar78]

Sorry about that I thought I was editing the original post only to realize it got reposted. And sorry for the language as well.

Thank you for the reply. The initial worry was because I read that usually HIV is transmitted through the urethra. And by unprotected mammary intercourse it seemed like there could be a chance vaginal fluids would end up in there.

[Gazsmithster]

The only way to get HIV is...

Sharing needles
Unprotected Anal sex
Unprotected vaginal sex

Neither of these happened. As soon as the virus hits the air, it is no longer able to infect.

[Gazsmithster]

Please dont make multiple posts - keep everything in the same post.

Your exposure leaves with no real risk for anything.

Chlamydia - No risk
Gonorheoa - No risk
HIV - No risk
Syphilis - a very slight risk, but not enough to be worried about at all

Your main concern of HIV is totally unwarranted. There is an absolute zero risk here.