... They are normal and everyone has them. Oral sex is not a risk of HIV and that have been proved over 30 years in study with couples where one partner has HIV the other negative. In all studies their was not one case of transmission via oral sex. ... (8 replies)
... In addition to my last post, I did some research and those "bumps" behind my tongue may be Circumvallate papillae, I am not sure, however. They are dome shaped and are the same color as the tongue. They are just raised. Do they pose a risk? And what about that something-month old scar from a severe bite I inflicted myself? Please help. (8 replies)
... bumps behind my tongue. I've had them for as long as I can remember, but they didn't cross my mind until today. They're common, I believe because I've seen them in my relatives. There's like five small ones and one large one. ... (8 replies)
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... Your encouraging words are truly saving a life. Thank you so much for your dedication and patience to educate people.
I do have to admit, however, it is hard not to overthink the situation. For instance, I am now thinking what if the tip of his penis (which must've had some pre-***) touched the outside of my anus? Would those scenarios also pose a high risk?
Given all... (8 replies)
... Oral sex is not a risk of hiv and nothing else in your post was near a concern of hiv. Hiv is passed on via unprotected sex, its a simple as that. ... (8 replies)
... Oral sex is not a risk of hiv and nothing else in your post was near a concern of hiv. Hiv is passed on via unprotected sex, its a simple as that. ... (8 replies)
... Oral sex is not a risk of hiv and nothing else in your post was near a concern of hiv. Hiv is passed on via unprotected sex, its a simple as that. ... (8 replies)
... Generally speaking, what is my risk of acquiring HIV from this incident? ... (8 replies)
... but undetectable. Me and him fooled around a little, both receiving oral sex and him rimming me. He did insert the tip of his penis in me for a few seconds but he stopped soon after. ... (3 replies)
... No ulcers or cuts in my mouth. However I did have VERY sore lips around the time this occurred, raw in parts. Although if I recall they had healed by this encounter. ... (11 replies)
... Okay hey guys, would like to start by thanking everyone who does a great job in informing and helping others. ... (1 replies)
... Thanks mate, can HIV be present in precum but if absorded orally it would need to be in very amounts to catch HIV surely? ... (5 replies)
... Thank you very much for ur reply Sir... I hope ur right in my case.......! ... (6 replies)
... Thank you very much for ur reply Sir... I hope ur right in my case.......! ... (6 replies)
... which actually lasted only few seconds as I was so nervous that it was mine 1st ever exposure with anyone in my life. this act was happened to be in 1st week of Sept 2012.. ... (6 replies)
... Basically I met a lad and had sex with him... We had anal sex which I wore a condom for but I performed oral on him and there was precum which got in my mouth was only there for a a min or two as when the precum appears I usually stop cause it knocks me sick... ... (4 replies)
... Oral sex is not a risk of HIV. The mouth have over a dozen emymes and protiens in the mouth that make the virus inactive and unable to be a any concern to your health. ... (23 replies)
... Yes you are blowing your risk way out of proportion and over thinking a no risk exposure. For a cut in the mouth to pose the slights risk of an HIV infection you would not even be indulging in oral sex, you would be on your way to hospital to have it dealt with. Buddy you gave a guy oral sex for 30 seconds. ... (19 replies)
... oral sex is only a theoretical risk
meaning you were not exposed to hiv and
you will not get hiv in that manner
if you do test, expect negative results..
good luck (19 replies)
