Question 1

can vaginal secretions contain hiv? and can it be transferred through oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Vaginal secretions can contain hiv. Hiv can be tranferred by oral sex, though less likely, more likely to happen if the oral mucosa has bleeding, but this can be caused by things as simple as brushing the teeth too aggressively or having severe gingivitis.

Question 2

i did no had oral sex, vaginal sex, anal sex, me and my partner had dry humping (both the partners were wearing underwears) there was no contact of penis and vagina during dry humping, no cuts on body no transfer of blood, can i get hiv through this.

Accepted Answer

No: HIV transmission is not possible in above mentioned circumstances.

Question 3

can hiv be transmitted through 1 day old cuts and vaginal secretions outside the body?

Accepted Answer

HIV Risks: I would like more information to get a specific idea on what you are truly concerned about. 
Hiv is in infected humans' body fluids.  But, the virus is very fragile and does not last long outside of the body.  I would not advise anyone with open sores or fresh cuts to let any infected body fluid near these lesions.

My gut sense is that this situation is very low risk and to reassure you.

Question 4

hi i had protected sex(vaginal) 2 weeks ago with a sex worker with unknown hiv status but had unprotected oral sex for about a minute,what is my risk?

Accepted Answer

Safe sex: You had safe sex -- congratulations on your wise decision to use a condom for vaginal sex. HIV is rarely if ever transmitted mouth to penis; there are actually no proved cases that it ever happened (despite claims). However, condoms can fail; and other STDs (gonorrhea, herpes due to HSV1, syphilis) can be transmitted by oral sex. Be on the lookout for symptoms and maybe get tested even if none.

Question 5

any hiv risk during vaginal oral sex (condom used) with sex worker? test needed?

Accepted Answer

Not just HIV: HIV is not the only sexually transmitted disease. It is unlikely that you picked up HIV if you had an intact condom on for the whole encounter. However, HPV and herpes could be still get transmitted. It would be prudent to see your doctor for an evaluation and tests.

Question 6

having protected vaginal and oral sex. no kissing are involve. what are the risk of me getting infected with hiv?

Accepted Answer

HIV: it is very low (way lower than 1%). However, condoms have to be used correctly and this is for cases that there is not a tear in the material

Question 7

hiv risk with oral sex no ejaculation. unprotected vaginal sex without ejaculation. little to no precum. 6 years ago. ?

Accepted Answer

Have an HIV test: Assuming you're a woman with male partners, the chance of HIV is extremely low from just 2 exposures, especially if partner(s) not gay, bisexual, or injection drug users. But the answer to your concern about it is to have an HIV test. If these are your only HIV risks, you can definitely expect a negative result, after which you can stop worrying about it. Good luck!

Question 8

is hiv transmitted if a baby wipe with vaginal fluids used to clean penis after protected oral sex? i had hiv ag/ab test after 28 days it is non reactive. is it conclusive or do i need to test again?

Accepted Answer

Highly unlikely: HIV is transmitted through broken skin, open wounds, but mostly through mucosal membranes which is not what above scenario describes. A reliable site is cdc.gov in clarifying STD’s in general.

Question 9

if you have vaginal or oral sex with an hiv + person without protection are you guaranteed to get the virus? i vomited after sex, increase likelihood?

Accepted Answer

No guarantee, but : Get tested by a reputable clinic or doctor. And..... You were expecting this....
 Don't do that again!
i hope (as you do) that you sneaked by this time, but the risk is enormous! i truly believe that vomiting did not increase or decrease your risk, but i've not a research source on that. Please take better care of yourself - you're one-of-a-kind! ok?

Question 10

hiv risk of unprotected oral sex and vaginal sex. separate incidents. no ejaculation. little to no pre ejaculate.

Accepted Answer

Use a condom!: All forms of unprotected sex leave both partners at higher risk for HIV, as well as other sexually transmitted diseases.   Sexually transmitted diseases leave you more vulnerable to acquiring HIV. When you have unprotected sex, it is easy for semen, vaginal/rectal fluid or blood infected with HIV to enter your system, no matter the amount.

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Can vaginal secretions contain HIV and can it be transferred through oral sex

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Can vaginal secretions contain hiv? and can it be transferred through oral sex?

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I did no had oral sex, vaginal sex, anal sex, me and my partner had dry humping (both the partners were wearing underwears) there was no contact of penis and vagina during dry humping, no cuts on body no transfer of blood, can i get hiv through this.

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Can hiv be transmitted through 1 day old cuts and vaginal secretions outside the body?

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Hi i had protected sex(vaginal) 2 weeks ago with a sex worker with unknown hiv status but had unprotected oral sex for about a minute,what is my risk?

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Any hiv risk during vaginal oral sex (condom used) with sex worker? test needed?

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Having protected vaginal and oral sex. no kissing are involve. what are the risk of me getting infected with hiv?

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Hiv risk with oral sex no ejaculation. unprotected vaginal sex without ejaculation. little to no precum. 6 years ago. ?

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Is hiv transmitted if a baby wipe with vaginal fluids used to clean penis after protected oral sex? i had hiv ag/ab test after 28 days it is non reactive. is it conclusive or do i need to test again?

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If you have vaginal or oral sex with an hiv + person without protection are you guaranteed to get the virus? i vomited after sex, increase likelihood?

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Hiv risk of unprotected oral sex and vaginal sex. separate incidents. no ejaculation. little to no pre ejaculate.

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