Question 1

what are the chances of contracting hiv from performing oral sex to a 55 year old, no ejaculation and maybe pre-ejaculated. sources welcomed! thanks!

Accepted Answer

HIV: It is very unlikely to get HIV without direct exposure to semen or blood. Oral sex is one of the lowest risks, as well.

Question 2

what are the % chances of contracting hiv with insertive anal sex with a condom if the receiver was actually hiv +? (same condom was used for oral/ no reputure, but was not water tested). how would these odds change after a neg 4th duo at 4 weeks?

Accepted Answer

: Re-check at month 3. . For safety would use a new condom for every sexual encounter i.e. a separate one for anal and a separate one for oral  as there may be subtle tears that  are not visible.  Would also discuss PEP treatment/ PreP with a provider or  local health department

https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/testing/index.html

https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/clinicians/prevention/prep-and-pep.html

Question 3

what's the chances of contracting hiv if i kissed a small drop of blood or received oral sex from someone with a small drop of blood on lip?

Accepted Answer

Unless you: have a bleeding wound or an open sore contacting this small drop of blood you do not get it. Blood to blood contact  is one way the virus is transmitted.

Question 4

boyfriend cheated on me. had sex with another girl with condom. and then unprotected oral. then he came home and we had unprotected oral sex. what are the chances he contracted hiv?

Accepted Answer

: Little or no HIV risk. Infection is rare in most females, even the most sexually active; condoms work; and HIV is rarely if ever transmitted by oral sex. But there are risks of other STDs like gonorrhea, herpes, and syphilis. Play it safe and get tested. No need for HIV testing. OTOH, this lifestyle suggests possible HIV risk apart from this event, so HIV testing still should be included.

Question 5

are oral thrush, dry mouth and vaginal thrush common ars symptoms for hiv? & what are the chances that i contracted hiv from receiving cunnilingus?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely: You do need to see your  physician to clarify your concerns. You need an evaluation to answer the question of why you have  thrush. While you may get an HIV test, there are  other things that  need  clarification. This may not  be a major  problem but it is best  to check it out

Question 6

what are the chances of getting hiv through oral?

Accepted Answer

Oral Sex: It is very unlikely to get HIV as the receptive partner in oral sex ( the one receiving oral sex).  Performing oral sex on a man us more risky than performing oral sex on a female.

In studies of gay men those who perform oral sex on an infected man find that this is the third most common way they get hiv.

Question 7

what are the chances of getting hiv from oral sex?what are the chances of getting hiv from oral sex?

Accepted Answer

: Near zero risk. If one partner definitely has HIV, CDC has estimated the risk at one chance in 10,000 to 20,000. That's equivalent to giving or having oral sex with infected partners once daily for 27-55 years before infection might be likely. However other STDs are more likely, including gonorrhea, herpes, nongonoccal urethritis in men, and syphilis.

Question 8

chances of hiv exposure from unprotected oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Low: This is an inefficient way to transmit the infection. Nobody knows exactly why, but it very seldom happens. There are several other infections you can get this way, famously syphilis and gonorrhea.

Question 9

what are the chances of catching hiv or aids from oral sex?

Accepted Answer

Oral Sex and HIV: I will assume you are asking as the person giving oral sex.  This is the third most common sexual way that HIV is caught. Granted it is very low risk over all but the risk is not zero. If the person you are giving oral sex to has HIV and this male ejaculates in your  mouth you are at risk for getting this infection.

Question 10

what are the chances of catching hiv or aids when performing 5min oral sex to female unknown if she has hiv or aids?

Accepted Answer

Very Low: The risk of contracting HIV from oral sex on a female is very low.  However, if there is open sores present on either partner or blood present, then the chances increase slightly.

Determining an actual percentage risk is difficult, as many couple use oral sex as a lead up to anal or vaginal sex, which has a higher risk of exposure.

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What are the chances of contracting hiv from performing oral sex to a 55 year old, no ejaculation and maybe pre-ejaculated. sources welcomed! thanks!

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What are the % chances of contracting hiv with insertive anal sex with a condom if the receiver was actually hiv +? (same condom was used for oral/ no reputure, but was not water tested). how would these odds change after a neg 4th duo at 4 weeks?

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What's the chances of contracting hiv if i kissed a small drop of blood or received oral sex from someone with a small drop of blood on lip?

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Boyfriend cheated on me. had sex with another girl with condom. and then unprotected oral. then he came home and we had unprotected oral sex. what are the chances he contracted hiv?

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Are oral thrush, dry mouth and vaginal thrush common ars symptoms for hiv? & what are the chances that i contracted hiv from receiving cunnilingus?

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What are the chances of getting hiv through oral?

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What are the chances of getting hiv from oral sex?what are the chances of getting hiv from oral sex?

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